Satellites Watch Wildfires
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•Satellite watches as hazardous wildfire particles drift into the air
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A European -Japanese satellite began watching the spread of wildfire smoke particles in recent months .
The European Space Agency says such particles have the potential to disrupt weather patterns and accelerate global warming.
The satellite image was captured just a day before Debby made landfall in Florida as a Category 1 hurricane.
Scientists say studying this complex relationship "is fundamental to understanding Earth 's climate".
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