The GLOBE Program's citizen scientists provide valuable scientific insight by looking at clouds from a different perspective.
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The GLOBE Program's citizen scientists provide valuable scientific insight by looking at clouds from a different perspective.
Your challenge is to use the comments section to tell us where it is, what we are looking at, and why it is interesting.
Your challenge this month has a new twist: tell us what you see.
Can you solve this month's satellite mystery?
Vortices in Earth’s oceans and in the atmosphere on Jupiter are generated by the same sort of fluid dynamics.
Can you solve this month's satellite mystery?
The public is invited to help NASA investigate clouds during this GLOBE program challenge.
The new missions will examine fundamental climate systems and processes, including extreme storms, surface water and oceans, and atmospheric dust.
Can you figure out where and what this is on Earth?
Launched on Earth Day in 1995, the program connects scientists, teachers and students in 126 countries with hands-on scientific activities.
