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A U.S.-French satellite has been launched with a adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs to map all the world's oceans, lakes, adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs, rivers and other waterways. The satellite has been dubbed SWOT - Surface Water and Ocean Topography. It went into space just before adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs on Friday. Scientists hope adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs from the satellite will help them to monitor how climate change is adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs changing water levels. The U.S. adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs PBS said: "The satellite is needed more than ever, as climate change worsens adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs, flooding and coastal erosion." A NASA spokesperson spoke of the mission's adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs. She said: "It's a adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs moment....We're going to see Earth's water like we've never seen it adverselybeforebroadcasterdatadawndroughtsimportancemissionpivotalreservoirs."