This visualization shows clouds in Earth's atmosphere from a simulation using the Goddard Earth Observing System Model, Version 5 (GEOS-5). The model simulation reproduces conditions in the atmosphere that give rise to clouds and other phenomena.
The EdGCM Project develops and distributes a research-quality global climate model (GCM) with a user-friendly interface that runs
on desktop computers. Anyone can explore the subject of climate change using the same methods and tools that scientists employ.
NASA has released a new multimedia climate change "resource reel" showcasing free downloadable videos, data visualizations, animations, and still images.
GOES Project Offers Real-Time Hurricane Alley Movies
NASA's Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) Project is offering real-time HDTV movies of the east- and west-coast "hurricane alley" regions.
The Aquarius Sea Surface Salinity from Space website contains classroom activities for students in grades K to 12. Aquarius, slated for launch in 2010, will be the first satellite to measure global sea surface salinity.
Glory and Global Warming Experiment allows students to measure the effect of excess carbon dioxide on the temperature of
gas inside of soda bottles and see what the effects of aerosols are on the heating of the gas..
GISS Institute on Climate and Planets's education site contains lessons and modules that are driven by fundamental questions
and topics scientists deal with in climate and environmental research. By design, they are problem-based investigations for middle to high school in which students learn to use
various research tools to construct scientific understandings.
Earth Observing System Education contains dozens of downloadable lithographs, fact sheets and brochures about many of the
Earth Observing satellites and topics ranging from public health to air quality and carbon management. Print them for your classroom.