
constellr SkyBee: the European thermal satellite that spots crop water stress before leaves wilt
A thirsty plant closes its pores to save water, stops cooling itself, and warms up by a degree or two long before it looks unwell.

A thirsty plant closes its pores to save water, stops cooling itself, and warms up by a degree or two long before it looks unwell.

When a river bursts its banks, the sky above is usually full of cloud, and the worst flooding often peaks at night.

In 2025 the EU lost more than a million hectares to fire, the worst season since records began in 2006.

An ordinary satellite camera sees a field in three colours, or perhaps a dozen. A hyperspectral camera sees it in more than a hundred.

Methane is invisible, odourless in its raw form and, over 20 years, about 80 times more powerful than CO2 at warming the planet.