The sharp-angled iceberg that made headlines in late October 2018 had a longer, rougher journey than was initially thought.
October Puzzler
Your challenge is to tell us what we are looking at and why it is interesting.
The New UN Climate Report in One Sentence
Many parts of the world are already seeing rising sea levels, hotter temperatures, more extreme precipitation and droughts, more acidic oceans, and faster rates of extinctions.
Ten Things to Know About Terra as the Long-Lived Satellite Surpasses 100,000 Orbits
If there’s ever a satellite that deserves an award for longevity, it's Terra.
First Photons from ICESat-2
A new mission to monitor Earth’s changing ice fired its laser for the first time and returned its first height measurements from across the Antarctic ice sheet.
New Tools to Boost Access to NASA Earth Science Data
NASA has funded five new projects to develop tools and technology to make the agency’s massive Earth science datasets more accessible and user-friendly.
Walking on Venezuela’s Last Glacier
Carsten Braun last surveyed Humboldt Glacier in 2015. He talked about what it was like to stand on Venezuela’s last glacier.
September Puzzler
Your challenge is to tell us what we are looking at and why this place is interesting.
Responding to Hurricane Florence with NASA Data
NASA is working with FEMA and the National Guard to plan aerial flights to monitor flooding in North Carolina.