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Your challenge is to use the comments section to tell us what we are looking at, when the image was acquired, and why the scene is interesting.
Two studies published in April 2017 suggest that an increase in global concentrations of methane may not be related to rising methane emissions.
Here’s a roundup of some of the latest Earth science news from NASA.
You want to know what is better than a “Celebration of Clouds” (our recent photo essay)? A slideshow of clouds set to music. A slideshow you can use to hook your friends and family on Earth science. So sit back, push play, and take a tour of Earth’s elegant atmosphere. Then share the beauty. Our focus […]
Turnabout Glacier flows like cake frosting over the rough surface of Canada's Ellesmbere Island.
Through a collaboration with Google, two Earth Observatory image collections were recently featured during the launch of the new Google Earth product.
Glaciologist Kelly Brunt snapped a photo of a new crack that has formed on a glacier in northwestern Greenland.
While the planet faces major environmental challenges, advances in science and engineering offer reason for optimism.
A tweet showing a dark smear on an ice shelf in Antarctica prompted scientists to check into what might have caused it.
Modern “CubeSat” satellites are smaller and more numerous than ever.
