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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.
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Bob Borchardt
Bob Borchardt graduated from college in the early 1980s when engineers were being persuaded to go into gaming.
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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?
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Jack Fishman Honored with Alumni Merit Award
The Saint Louis University College of Arts and Sciences Alumni Board has selected Jack Fishman, a research scientist in the Science Directorate, as one of the recipients of the 2009 Alumni Merit Award for his accomplishments at NASA Langley.
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Langley Scientist Invited to Serve on International Ozone Review Panel
Malcolm Ko, lead scientist in the Science Directorate at NASA's Langley Research Center, has accepted an invitation to serve as a key reviewer for the international report, "Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion: 2010."
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North by Northwest – First Leg on S'COOL Ocean Passage
NASA's S'COOL project is now underway in a part of the world where few have sailed before: the open waters of the Northwest Passage.
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CLARREO Benefits from Langley Input, Center Legacy
The appearance of Bruce Wielicki, Steve Sandford, Mike Gazarik and Dave Young before reporters Tuesday had its genesis in white papers that Wielicki, Marty Mlynczak and some of their peers authored for the National Research Academy years ago.
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Completion of Mural Signifies New Beginning for CLARREO
On Thursday, Lesa Roe, NASA Langley's center director, cut into a new chapter for the CLimate Absolute Radiance and REfractivity Observatory (CLARREO) team after the completion of its renovated workspace and a freshly painted mural.
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Taking Flight To Understand Aerosols
A NASA research plane crisscrossed the southern Great Plains studying small particles in the air and their relationship to climate change.
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Ocean Storms and Turbulence Imagery
NASA is funding development of a system to provide aircraft with updates on severe storms and turbulence over remote ocean regions.