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From Microwave to Radar Image: Colorless Remote Sensing from Space

Radar satellites send long-wavelength microwave pulses from space to Earth and receive the microwaves reflected by objects. But how does this echo eventually turn into an image? And in fact, a look at the electromagnetic spectrum shows us that important properties like colors, temperatures, or plant activities can't even be measured in the microwave range. Microwaves are not just the handy square devices on the kitchen counter that reheat yesterday's lunch—they are also valuable sources of information for Earth observation. But of course, we're talking about the electromagnetic waves that bear their name. So, what exactly do radar sensors measure? Would you like to learn more about radar satellites? Then take a look at our teaching materials at [https://esero.de/unterricht](https://esero.de/unterricht)! You can find the complete video catalog here: [   / @eserogermany6821  ](   / @eserogermany6821  ) Follow us on LinkedIn: ESERO Germany and on Instagram: @esero\_germany The European Space Education Resource Office (ESERO) in Germany is a joint project of the ESA and the German Aerospace Center (DLR). ESERO aims to inspire students to engage with STEM subjects. To achieve this, space-related topics are innovatively and engagingly integrated into classroom teaching, helping to strengthen students' skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM subjects). Find more information about ESERO Germany on our website: [https://esero.de/](https://esero.de/)