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Lo más crítico del hundimiento de la ciudad se presenta en donde se proyectaba le aeropuerto.

The ground beneath Mexico City is slowly sinking, and now, the NISAR satellite can track it from space.

New data shows parts of the city (in blue) that sank more than half an inch (more than 2 cm) per month from Oct. 2025 to Jan. 2026. The findings are not surprising because Mexico City is already known as one of the fastest-sinking capitals in the world, but they do show how quickly and reliably NISAR can track changes across Earth’s surface. Several generations of space-based radar have tracked Mexico City, and NISAR is now advancing these efforts.

NISAR is a collaboration between NASA and ISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation.

Learn more: https://www.nasa.gov/missions/nisar/us-indian-space-mission-maps-extreme-subsidence-in-mexico-city/

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