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Overview

Science Directorate: Who We Are, What We Do

The Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System, or CERES, instrument on NASA's Terra satellite monitors solar energy reflected from the Earth and heat energy emitted from the Earth

Studying Earth's atmosphere and building a strong foundation for the future of our planet.

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Latest News

A Celebration of Earth that was Beautiful in Nature

The weather and the invitation to celebrate Earthfest 2009 attracted approximately 2,000 guests to Sandy Bottom Nature Park on Saturday.
Earth Science For All: Langley Reaches Out To Community With Second "EarthFest"

NASA Langley is best known on the Peninsula for its legendary place in aeronautics. But this weekend Langley’s Science Directorate is reaching out in its own backyard to talk to its neighbors about NASA’s significant role in Earth science and to celebrate our home planet.
Bob Borchardt

Bob Borchardt graduated from college in the early 1980s when engineers were being persuaded to go into gaming.
Keep the Story of Climate Change Simple

You're talking about climate change with a skeptic, one who is sure that global warming is a myth. How are you going to change his or her mind?

Features

Satellite Calibration →

Researchers at Langley have developed tools to help their peers with satellite calibration.
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.
SAGE II Turns 20

The little instrument just keeps going and going.
With One Eye on the Sky

Abigail is continuing a family tradition of exploration and discovery.

Resources

Outreach: Information for the Public, for Teachers, and for Students

S'COOL, MY NASA DATA, Surface Ozone Outreach, Contrail Education, and more.
Atmospheric Sciences Data Center →

The Data Center is responsible for processing, archiving, and distributing NASA Earth science and atmospheric data.
DEVELOP: Community Benefits of Applied Sciences →

An Applied Sciences Program that fosters Human Capital Development to extend NASA science research to local communities.