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An "Interesting Footnote" in the Climate Change Debate
Michael Mann spoke about climate change from two perspectives -- 'reluctant and accidental public figure' and Distinguished Professor.
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Lights, Camera, ACCESS
At NASA's Langley hangar, Bruce Anderson, project scientist for the ACCESS (Alternative Fuel Effects on Contrails and Cruise Emissions) experiment, stood in between NASA's HU-25C airplane and a group of media visitors armed with cameras, notepads, and smartphones as he explained the recently completed series of flights.
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Know Your Earth 3.0: DISCOVER-AQ
Deriving Information on Surface conditions from Column and Vertically Resolved Observations Relevant to Air Quality studies pollution where we live and breathe.
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Know Your Earth 3.0: CALIPSO
NASA's CALIPSO satellite collects information on the distribution and movement of clouds and particles, called aerosols, in Earth's atmosphere.
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Features
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Satellite Calibration →
Researchers at Langley have developed tools to help their peers with satellite calibration.
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GeoTRACE
GeoTRACE is a proposed new NASA Earth science mission to measure air pollution for the first time in the way that weather is observed.
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SAGE II Turns 20
The little instrument just keeps going and going.
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With One Eye on the Sky
Abigail is continuing a family tradition of exploration and discovery.
Resources
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Outreach: Information for the Public, for Teachers, and for Students
S'COOL, MY NASA DATA, Surface Ozone Outreach, Contrail Education and more.
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Atmospheric Sciences Data Center →
The Data Center is responsible for processing, archiving, and distributing NASA Earth science and atmospheric data.
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DEVELOP: Community Benefits of Applied Sciences →
An Applied Sciences Program that fosters Human Capital Development to extend NASA science research to local communities.