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A-Train Outreach Jazzes Up Science With New Orleans Students
When NASA scientists visited New Orleans to set up the A-Train Symposium, employees at the hotel hosting the event asked them to reach out to local students.
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Fire-Breathing Storm Systems
A pyrocumulonimbus storm combines smoke and fire with the features of a violent thunderstorm.
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Help for the Environment -- and Your Garden
Biochar is fantastic for enriching soil, and you can make it yourself.
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'A-Train' Satellites Search for 770 Million Tons of Dust in the Air
Scientists will spend the next three years trying to understand the climate impacts of about 770 million tons of dust carried into the atmosphere every year from the Sahara Desert.
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5Q4: Bruce Wielicki, on CLARREO
NASA's upcoming Climate Absolute Radiance and Refractivity Observatory - or CLARREO - mission will provide accurate, credible, and tested climate records.
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Langley Researchers Wrap Up Key Role In Hurricane Research Flights
As the 2010 hurricane season moves past its peak storm potential, a group of scientists and engineers from Langley Research Center are winding down their role in NASA's biggest hurricane research campaign in a decade.
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Wildfires: A Symptom of Climate Change
Thousands of wildfires are underway at any given time across the globe, and this "biomass" burning is part of the equation for global warming.
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A Passion for Wildfire Research Takes Her Around the World
Elena Kukavskaya's grew up in Siberia's third largest city. Today, she's a researcher and newly-minted Fulbright scholar working with NASA to find better ways to measure carbon emissions from forest fires.
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Langley Scientist Jack Fishman Hosts NASA Chat
NASA Chat: 'Bad' Ozone Threatens Human and Plant Health, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1 p.m. EDT
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NASA's Hurricane Quest Set To Begin
Flying above tropical storms this summer, NASA's goal is nothing short of the ultimate goal for hurricane science: Understanding how they form.