A new satellite co-developed by NASA and India's ISRO, named NISAR, has revealed that parts of Mexico City are sinking by more than two centimeters per month. This phenomenon, primarily due to groundwater extraction, has been affecting the capital for decades. The advanced satellite technology allows for near real-time monitoring, which could aid urban planning and risk mitigation efforts.

El satélite NISAR de la NASA e ISRO revela que la Ciudad de México se hunde más de 2 cm al mes en algunas zonas, debido a la extracción de agua subterránea. <p>Un<b> nuevo satélite </b>de observación terrestre desarrollado por la <a href="https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/mundo/2026/04/03/fotos-nasa-publica-imagenes-de-la-tierra-desde-la-mision-artemis-ii-en-la-oscuridad-brillamos/" rel="noreferrer" target="_blank" title="https://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/mundo/2026/04/03/fotos-nasa-publica-imagenes...