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NASA’s Low-Flying Air-Quality Campaign Concludes Phase I
Motorists in the Baltimore-Washington area have one less thing to keep an eye on as of July 30. NASA’s most recent air quality field study has concluded.
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Smoke Gets in Your Skies
An image showing smoke over the Chesapeake Bay drifting north from wildfires in N.C. and Ga. as viewed by the HSRL aboard NASA Langley’s UC-12 aircraft.
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Particles in Upper Atmosphere Slow Down Global Warming
A new study presents evidence that stratospheric particles have played a significant role in cooling the climate in the past decade.
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Punching Holes in the Sky
A new paper published in Science inquires into how airplanes punch holes in clouds and into the potential for the phenomenon's link to increased precipitation around major airports.
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'What Atlantis Means to Me'
As I stood with members of my engineering team to the right of launch control at Kennedy Space Center, we were told to keep a watchful eye over the mangrove trees.
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Langley Climate Scientist Tackles Hot Topic
The outside temperature, a sweltering 93 degrees didn't mean we have proof that the Earth is getting warmer.
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Images of the P-3B Aircraft's Visit to Baltimore
The 117-foot P-3B NASA research aircraft on the tarmac at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, Tuesday, June 28, 2011, in Baltimore, Md.
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Marylanders: Stop and Smell the Air this July →
The What on Earth blog team caught up with Raymond Hoff, an air pollution expert based at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, for a Q & A on air quality and DISCOVER-AQ.
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NASA Aircraft to Study Air Pollution
NASA's launching a new mission in summer 2011 to gather data on air pollution and expand our understanding of how it affects us.
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Paving the Way for Space-Based Air Pollution Sensors
NASA is diagnosing the air we breathe this summer. The low-altitude P-3B aircraft will be viewable along the I-95/Balt.-Wash. Pkwy during the mission.