Latest in Landsat - January 2026 - Vol. 5 | Issue 1
Welcome 2026!
As we look ahead to what will be an exciting year — including a new Landsat Science Team — this issue looks back at the highlights and accomplishments the Landsat program celebrated in 2025. Check it all out here!
New Landsat Science Team Announced
Team to support and advance Landsat science, product development, and future missions
Landsat in 2025: Milestones Continue the Mission's Legacy
Along with the announcement of a new Landsat Science Team, a number of milestones were celebrated in 2025. You can read about the impressive always-growing Landsat data archive, the Landsat downloads reaching 200,000 terabytes (TB), and how we celebrated the Landsat 7's mission legacy. A new article series highlights how Landsat data benefits industry. Read these and more interesting highlights in the link below!
-
Landsat in 2025: Milestones Continue the Mission's Legacy Landsat in 2025: Milestones Continue the Mission's Legacy
In 2025, Landsat celebrated several milestones. We officially bid farewell to Landsat 7 and its 26-year mission and legacy, while continuing to show how Landsat imagery supports real world decision-making through new stories highlighting its role across industries. The year also brought the announcement of a new Landsat Science Team set to begin in 2026. Catch up on our year here.
Keep up to date with the Latest in Landsat newsletter
Direct to your inbox! Landsat's monthly newsletter features current news, uses, tools, and announcements about America's Earth-observing satellite program.
The Landsat Program is a joint effort of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). This partnership creates the unprecedented, continuous record of changes to the Earth's surface worldwide.