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Explore how meteorological satellites can serve dual purposes as space telescopes through serendipitous planetary observations in this 53-minute webinar. Learn about innovative research utilizing data from Japanese meteorological satellites Himawari-8/9 to study the Moon and Venus while these instruments primarily monitor Earth's weather patterns. Discover how Gaku Nishiyama from DLR Berlin has leveraged these unexpected observational opportunities to analyze the lunar mid-infrared spectrum and investigate temporal variations in Venus's cloud-top temperatures. Gain insights into the methodology of repurposing meteorological satellite data for planetary science research and understand the scientific value of these serendipitous observations. The presentation includes a detailed 43-minute talk followed by a comprehensive Q&A session, providing opportunities to delve deeper into the technical aspects and implications of this cross-disciplinary approach to planetary observation.
