Infrared satellite imagery from NASA today reveals that a low pressure area in the Atlantic Ocean is coming together after almost a week of struggling. System 93L may become a tropical depression later today or tomorrow
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NASA spacecraft observations and new data processing techniques are giving scientists better insight into the evolution and development of solar storms that can damage satellites, disrupt communications and cause power grid failures on Earth.
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Visitors can explore science exhibits and talk with Glenn employees about NASA’s missions and educational opportunities at the Selfridge Air Show, Aug. 20-21 in New Baltimore, Mich.
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The Eastern Pacific Ocean is fired up with two tropical storms today, Fernanda and Greg, and both were caught in one image from the GOES-11 satellite.
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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) upgraded tropical depression 6E to tropical storm Fernanda on 16 August 2011 at 0800 UTC after seeing data from a TRMM satellite pass at that time.
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NASA will host a news briefing at 2 p.m. EDT, Thursday, Aug. 18, to discuss new details about the structure of solar storms and the impact they have on Earth.
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Cloud top temperatures are observed by infrared instruments that fly aboard satellites, and NASA’s Aqua satellite revealed that temperatures in Tropical Storm Gert have warmed.
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NASA Exploration Experience Exhibit to be at the Navy Pier Chicago Air and Water Show Celebration.
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NASA’s Exploration Experience mobile exhibit will be on display Aug. 17-18 in Aurora, Ill.
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Doug Cooke, who worked for nearly 38 years in NASA’s space shuttle, International Space Station and exploration systems programs, will retire from the agency effective Oct. 3.
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