Keeping PACE with Ocean Change

NASA's ocean-studying PACE satellite captures wildfire smoke plumes over Canada from space

A NASA satellite originally designed to study Earth's oceans (PACE - Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem) has proven unexpectedly usef

NASA's ocean-studying PACE satellite captures wildfire smoke plumes over Canada from space

A NASA satellite originally designed to study Earth's oceans (PACE - Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem) has proven unexpectedly usef

NOAA launches dual coastwide ocean acidification research missions to study impacts on marine life

NOAA's Ocean Acidification Program is launching two major research missions (ECOA-4 on the East Coast and WCOA 2026 on the West Coast) in Ju

NASA Earth Now Dashboard: Real-Time Satellite Observations of Our Changing Planet

NASA's Earth Now Dashboard provides near real-time satellite observations of Earth's land, ecosystems, water, air temperature, and climate.

Understanding How Life Contributes to Cloud Formation for Climate Science Improvement

Scientists are beginning to understand how life contributes to cloud formation, potentially improving climate science. Plants, plankton, and

EarthCARE satellite's cloud radar data used operationally for first time to improve global weather forecasts

The European Space Agency's EarthCARE satellite, originally developed for climate research on clouds and aerosols, has achieved a landmark m

Divergent sensitivities of apparent oxygen utilization to ventilation changes in the deep ocean across Earth system models