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Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 0820 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 0850 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 0900 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 0910 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 0930 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 0950 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 1000 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 1010 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 1020 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 1040 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 1050 UTC
Band 1 - 0.47 µm - Blue - Visible - 24 Sep 2020 - 1120 UTC
0.47 µm - Blue Band - 1 km resolution - Visible band 1 is in the blue portion of the spectrum. It is particularly useful for detecting atmospheric aerosols such as smoke and dust. (daytime only).
Band 1 is a visible channel and is therefore black during nighttime hours.