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ALT Sea level data gathered Jan. 21 in the Gulf Stream by SWOT’s KaRIn instrument. The ocean is grey and the land is white, showing the coastlines of Virginia and North Carolina. A data overlay, generated from SWOT’s measurements, shows up as a colorful stripe on the right side of the image. A color code at the bottom of the image shows that color in the data stripe corresponds to sea surface height anomaly in meters, where dark blue is less than or equal to 0.25, white is 0, and dark red is greater than or equal to 0.25. Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech
ALT Sea level data generated from 7 active nadir altimeter missions shows up as a colorful stripe that is fuzzier than the first image. A color code at the bottom of the image shows that color in the data stripe corresponds to sea surface height anomaly in meters, where dark blue is less than or equal to 0.25, white is 0, and dark red is greater than or equal to 0.25. The coastlines shown are of Virginia and North Carolina. Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Copernicus Marine Service of ESA
ALT Map showing Atlantic Ocean circulation and the regional climate of the study location and photographs of Diss Mere (UK) and a section of a sediment core extracted from it
ALT Photograph of a carpet of Sphagnum moss showing mostly red colored mosses with a few green mosses scattered throughout.
ALT Photograph of a person holding up a tube of Sphagnum peat with live moss at the surface and more decomposed biomass beneath it.
