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Well, in addition to ICON, we have, for example,
the mission GOLD, which is giving us the global view.
But we also have an entire fleet of spacecraft that are through
the entire solar system. We call this the great observatory.
Well, ICON is studying two types of weather.
One is the weather that we're used to, the weather in the atmosphere that we live in.
And what we've learned already --
and ICON is really going to figure out details about
is how things like hurricanes and things happening
in our atmosphere are impacting the upper part of the atmosphere,
the ionosphere. And how that is connected to space.
So, ICON is a critical part to understanding how
we can better support our technological way of life,
and in particular, our ability to communicate all around the world.
ICON is flying through the ionosphere,
looking up close and personal, giving us detail of what's going on.
But GOLD is much, much higher up above the Earth,
giving us a broad, global perspective.
So, the two are giving us a broad picture and a very close, up-close what's happening,
and what's happening over the whole world.