NASA researchers are spending at least the next six months poring over data from a recent test that involved sending volcanic ash through an airplane engine.
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NASA has secured partnerships with 22 U.S. companies through two solicitations to advance the agency’s goals for robotic and human exploration of the solar system by shepherding the development of critical space technologies.
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During the past week extreme rainfall from two slow moving tropical low pressure areas caused severe flooding in southeastern India.
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Tropical Storm 27W intensified into a typhoon near Micronesia in the western North Pacific Ocean as NASA’s Aqua satellite passed overhead providing visible and infrared data to forecasters.
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NOAA’s GOES-West satellite provided images of the birth of the latest tropical depression in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. Tropical Depression 21E formed well southwest of the Coast of Mexico.
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26W was spinning down and speeding up as it was becoming an extra-tropical storm. In fact, its sustained winds were weaker than its forward speed as it moved through the western North Pacific Ocean.
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On October 26, satellite imagery showed the extra-tropical cyclone affecting Alaska, where it was bringing rain, gusty winds and warmer than normal temperatures.
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After maintaining hurricane intensity for over a week former category four hurricane Olaf is now a post-tropical storm and moved into hurricane history.
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Extremely heavy rainfall from the once Super Typhoon Koppu has caused deadly flooding and mudslides in the Philippines.
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The Global Precipitation Measurement mission or GPM core satellite added up the totals as Cyclone Chapala dropped a lot of rain moving across the Arabian Sea to landfall in Yemen.
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