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NASA Helps Build New Federal Sea Level Rise Website

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Designed to be user-friendly, the resource contains the latest sea level data, explainers, and other information from several U.S. agencies.…

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NASA Summer Camp Inspires Future Climate Leaders

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From July 15-19, 2024, the Coastal Equity and Resilience Hub at the Georgia Institute of Technology collaborated with the University…

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Amendment 30: A.21 TEMPO/ACX Science and Applications Team Final Text and Due Dates

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A.21 TEMPO/ACX Science and Applications Team (TEMPO/ACX SAT) solicits proposals for membership to the joint NASA/NOAA Science and Applications Team…

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NOAA’s GOES-U Arrives in Florida for Processing Ahead of Launch

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The Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite U (GOES-U), the fourth and final weather-observing and environmental monitoring satellite in NOAA’s GOES-R Series,…

Article9 months ago

Beating Back the Tides

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It was a sight you don’t normally see: a jellyfish lying dead in the middle of a parking lot partly…

Article4 years ago

Large, Deep Antarctic Ozone Hole Persisting into November

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Persistent cold temperatures and strong circumpolar winds, also known as the polar vortex, supported the formation of a large and…

Article4 years ago
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This illustration depicts a cutaway of an ocean wave in sunset colors of pinks, blues, and purples. The wave sweeps up to the right, following the motion of luminescent pink, golden auroras on the horizon. The auroras curve upward through the sky, meeting up with a large bluish/purplish spiral galaxy in the upper left. On the far side of the galaxy is an exoplanet system and distant deep field galaxies. On the auroral path is Earth’s Moon, the asteroid Bennu, Mars, and Europa - all bodies in our solar system where water has been found. Above the horizon, the international space station hovers in the sky, while the Europa Clipper mission hovers near Jupiter’s icy moon. Molecular structures drift up from the ocean’s depths, becoming constellations once they reach the sky. They follow the auroras upward toward the galaxy, connecting life to the stars. A few meteors streak across the middle sky. Backlit by the setting sun, a NASA-funded research vessel sails in the foreground. Below the ocean surface, the vessel’s submersible explores the ocean’s depths. A ground-based observatory perches on a cliff on the horizon.

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