Ardslo writes:
A new probe being developed by the UK's National Physical Laboratory will seek to remove the uncertainty from satellite climate change evidence, which may in turn help to prove global warming. Previous hyperspectral sensors mounted on satellites may have lost calibration during the rigors of launch causing uncertainties in their data. This data has often been used to discredit global warming readings. The new probe called Traceable Radiometry Underpinning Terrestrial and Helio Studies (TRUTHS) could reduce such uncertainties by a factor of 10 by self-calibrating while in space.