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GLOBE Seeks Climate Change Expertise at NASA
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, and the GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) program is teaming NASA scientists with the most valuable researchers in the world…students.
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Science Directorate Video wins ADDY Award
The NASA Science Directorate Brand Essence Video has won a 2009 Silver ADDY Award.
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CLARREO Team Gathers in Hampton to Set Science Goals for Vital Climate Mission
Team members from across the U.S. gathered in Hampton this week to try to pin down their scientific goals for the Climate Absolute Radiance and Refractivity Observatory (CLARREO) mission.
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Tracking South Carolina Wildfires
Researchers from NASA Langley's Science Directorate jumped into action recently, studying wildfire smoke with EPA partners.
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Tracking South Carolina Wildfires
Researchers from NASA Langley's Science Directorate jumped into action recently, studying wildfire smoke with EPA partners.
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SABER Offers a New Way to Study Earth’s Ionosphere
Researchers have developed a new way to measure Earth’s aurora and are learning more about geomagnetic disturbances.
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CALIPSO Sees Through the Haze
New research shows that the warming effect of aerosols, or small particles in the air, increases with the amount of cloud cover below the aerosols.
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CERES Team Member Tom Evert awarded NASA's Distinguished Public Service Award
Thomas Evert of Northrop Grumman Corporation has been awarded NASA's Distinguished Public Service Award for exceptional sustained public service developing world-class space-based climate sensors.
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CALIPSO Sees Through the Haze
New research shows that the warming effect of aerosols, or small particles in the air, increases with the amount of cloud cover below the aerosols.
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CALIPSO Makes Successful Switch to Backup Laser, Keeping Important Data Stream Alive
The CALIPSO satellite is helping scientists solve the puzzle of how clouds and aerosols affect Earth's climate.