TIROS Satellite Cloud Maps – Vintage Meteorological Data (1964)

"TIROS Satellite Cloud Maps – Vintage Meteorological Data (1964)"

Product Description:
This fascinating vintage print captures meteorological data from the TIROS satellite, a pioneering weather satellite launched in the early 1960s. It showcases a mosaic of satellite cloud images overlaid with weather maps, providing a rare glimpse into the historical intersection of technology, science, and art. This print is a unique artifact from the era when space technology and meteorological advances began to revolutionize weather forecasting.

• Dimensions:
  • Height: 11 inches
  • Width: 8.5 inches
• Medium: Printed on archival paper
• Date: 1964
• Origin: N.Y. Public Library Picture Collection
• Condition: Minor aging and wear consistent with its age, but overall in good condition.

Significance:
The TIROS program (Television Infrared Observation Satellite) was one of the first major efforts to use space technology to observe Earth's weather patterns. This artwork features satellite images used in weather analysis and forecasting, making it a must-have for anyone interested in space exploration, meteorology, or mid-20th-century scientific advancements. The vintage aesthetic of this print adds a historical depth that would complement any space, from offices to educational institutions or science enthusiasts' collections.