Science breakthrough sees experts track emperor penguins from SPACE for the first time ever

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Science breakthrough sees experts track emperor penguins from SPACE for the first time ever

Scientists have tracked emperor penguins from space for the first time ever in a major breakthrough that could help protect the endangered species. A team of geographers from Durham University used freely available satellite radar imagery to monitor the birds throughout the Antarctic polar winter, when almost constant darkness makes conventional observation extremely difficult. The breakthrough has allowed research…