Argos-4: Tracking from Space @NOAASatellites
Argos-4: Tracking from Space  @NOAASatellites
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Join Argos-4, an instrument hosted onboard the General Atomics’ GAzelle satellite, as it travels along it’s polar orbit tracking animals, birds, buoys, ships, and floats around the world.

In this video, we explore how and why it tracks all of these things.

[*Note: The GAzelle satellite was previously known as the Orbital Test Bed-3 satellite].
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Argos-4: Tracking from Space

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