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Technologists integrate a Goddard-developed instrument into Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s (LLNL) CubeSat bus.

NASA Team Demonstrates “Science on a Shoestring” with Greenhouse Gas-Measuring Instrument

08.14.2018
A novel instrument that has already proven its mettle on field campaigns will attempt to measure atmospheric greenhouse gases from an occultation-viewing, low-Earth-orbiting CubeSat mission called Mini-Carb early next year — marking the first time this type of instrument has flown in space.
Landsat 8 satellite image of a dense column of smoke topped by a pyrocumulus cloud over the Ranch fire

Smoke Plumes Tower Over California

08.09.2018
Several fires are spreading noxious gases and particles across the state—and to a lesser degree much of the country.
Photo of two Science Jamboree participants talking at display

NASA Goddard’s Science Jamboree Connects Disciplines and Interns

07.26.2018
The Goddard Science Jamboree provides an opportunity for interns and senior scientists alike to learn more about the science happening in other disciplines in one room.
Photo of NASA Goddard's Peter Pantina, left, and Langley's Laura Judd making final checks before a flight.

NASA Joins Effort to Sniff Out Ozone in the Northeast

06.25.2018
A scientific investigation is looking into how troublesome ozone forms and how it's being transported around the Long Island Sound.
Suomi NPP satellite image of dust over India

Hazardous Pre-Monsoon Dust Pollution

06.19.2018
The most intense dust storms usually occur just before monsoon season. But this year has been worse than usual.
Photo of Atlantic ocean near Ascension Island, with haze from African fires during ATom’s February, 2017

Cloudy with a Chance of Chemistry

05.09.2018
The most important question at the daily briefing for NASA’s Atmospheric Tomography, or ATom, mission is: What are we flying through next?
Still from visualization depicting the correlation and lag time of surface soil moisture following precipitation events over Australia, India, and the United States.

NASA Scientist to Discuss 'Mapping the Blue Marble: Using Space-Based Observations for Improved Global Water Security and Sustainability' at Library of Congress Lecture

05.08.2018
The public is invited to a free talk called 'Mapping the Blue Marble: Using Space-Based Observations for Improved Global Water Security and Sustainability,' with Dr. John Bolten.
Terra satellite image of hotspots of Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano eruption

NASA Satellite Images Show Fissures from Hawaii Volcano

05.07.2018
The eruption of Kilauea Volcano on the island of Hawaii triggered a number of gas- and lava-oozing fissures in the East Riff Zone of the volcano.
Photo of Peter Pantina

Peter Pantina, Research Scientist, Sees Inside Clouds Around the World

05.07.2018
Peter Pantina see inside clouds around the world.
2020 Decadal Survey Missions: At a Glance

2020 Decadal Survey Missions: At a Glance

04.24.2018
Any telescope that reaches the launch pad in the 2030s likely will look much different than the concepts four teams are currently studying to inform the 2020 Decadal Survey for Astrophysics, but the studies do offer a roadmap.
NASA Teams Study the Agency’s Future in Astrophysics; Tackle Formidable Technology Challenges

NASA Teams Study the Agency’s Future in Astrophysics; Tackle Formidable Technology Challenges

04.24.2018
As in past decades, the agency won’t make that decision in a vacuum or without understanding the technical obstacles, which are formidable.
Photo of aircraft on tarmac at sunset

NASA's World Tour of the Atmosphere Reveals Surprises Along the Way

04.13.2018
The airborne Atmospheric Tomography world-wide survey has gotten an up close look at Earth's atmosphere.
Photo of the Jupiter-C rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, carrying Explorer 1

Celebrating 60 Years of Groundbreaking U.S. Space Science

01.31.2018
Sixty years ago, the U.S. launched Explorer 1, rocketing into the Space Age.
Vintage JPL graphic celebrating Explorer 1 satellite

Explorer 1: The Beginning of American Space Science

01.23.2018
Sixty years ago, the hopes of Cold War America soared into the night sky as a rocket lofted skyward above Cape Canaveral, a soon-to-be-famous barrier island off the Florida coast.
Artist concept of GeoCarb over Earth

GeoCarb: A New View of Carbon Over the Americas

01.11.2018
A new NASA Earth satellite mission may transform our understanding of the global carbon cycle by mapping key carbon gases from a new vantage point: geostationary orbit.
Image of view of Earth's atmosphere from space

NASA Study: First Direct Proof of Ozone Hole Recovery Due to Chemicals Ban

01.04.2018
For the first time, direct observations of the Antarctic ozone hole show evidence of recovery due to the 1987 Montreal Protocol's ban on a class of potent, ozone-depleting chemicals.
Satellite image of fires across Africa, just south of the Sahara

Agricultural Fires in Africa Stretch the Whole of the Continent

12.28.2017
The VIIRS instrument on the Suomi NPP satellite collected this image which detected hundreds upon hundreds of fires burning in Central Africa. Most likely these fires are agricultural in nature.
Photo of NASA Goddard facilities

NASA Goddard Year in Review - 2017

12.20.2017
A look back at 2017 at NASA Goddard.
Image of Earth from space

NASA Researchers Share Perspective on Key Elements of Ozone Layer Recovery

12.14.2017
n a Perspective piece appearing in the Dec. 8 issue of Science, NASA researchers discuss the nuances that distinguish three categories of compounds and their impacts on upper atmospheric ozone.
photo of solar eclipse

Eclipse 2017: Science from the Moon’s Shadow

12.11.2017
On Dec. 11, 2017, six researchers discussed initial findings based on observations of the Sun and on Earth gathered during the solar eclipse that stretched across North America on Aug. 21, 2017.
Satellite image of phytoplankton bloom in the Gulf of Mexico

From Microscopic to Multicellular: Six Stories of Life that NASA Sees from Space

11.14.2017
Scientists have use satellites to understand how life flourishes and fades on our planet. These selected visual stories of bacteria, plants, land animals, sea creatures and birds show what a view from space can reveal.
Sulfur dioxide concentrations overlaid on a map of China

China’s Sulfur Dioxide Emissions Drop, India’s Grow Over Last Decade

11.13.2017
A new study by researchers at NASA and the University of Maryland indicates that India may be the world’s top sulfur dioxide emitter.
The top row of images show each region in 2005, which had abundant NOx in urban areas where human emissions are high, leading to systems where ozone formation was controlled by VOC amounts. As pollution controls were put into place on NOx emissions, by 2015, the systems in Europe, the United States, and East Asian urban areas became limited by NOx, meaning that further controls on NOx would help reduce ozone formation. With the industrial growth of the last decade, the results in China outside t

NASA Satellite Tracks Ozone Pollution by Monitoring Its Key Ingredients

11.06.2017
New NASA-funded research has devised a way to use satellite measurements of the component gases that combine to form ozone to differentiate among three different sets of conditions that lead to its production.
Image depicting that at its peak on Sept. 11, 2016, the ozone hole extended across an area nearly two and a half times the size of the continental United States. The purple and blue colors are areas with the least ozone.

Warm Air Helped Make 2017 Ozone Hole Smallest Since 1988

11.02.2017
Measurements from NASA satellites showed the hole in Earth's ozone layer that forms over Antarctica each September grew to 7.6 million square miles in extent before starting to recover this year.
Photo of clouds taken from inside DC-8

Global Airborne Mission to Make Ozone Hole Detour

09.29.2017
Atmospheric researchers depart this month on NASA's DC-8 research aircraft on their third survey of the global atmosphere.
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