TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月29日 06時32分

The latest European space radar produced its first image on April 28, after only being online for two hours.

Sentinel-1B launched April 25 and produced the image after deploying its 12 meter-long radar (about 39 feet)—a record time for a space radar, according to the European Space Agency.

The first image is of the Norwegian archipelago Svalbard, with the Austfonna glacier visible.

Read more on TIME.com/science.

Photograph 1 of 3 by Copernicus Sentinel—@europeanspaceagency.

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