New satellite snaps incredible view of winter solstice from space

GOES-U satellite rendering. (NOAA/Lockheed Martin via SWNS)
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By Dean Murray

An incredible view of the winter solstice is seen from a brand-new satellite.

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GOES-19's position over the Western Hemisphere provides a clear view of the contrast between day and night on the shortest day of the year. (NOAA via SWNS)

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