GLOBE connects students, teachers, scientists, and the public from around the world to better understand the Earth. @NASA@NSF@NOAA and U.S. State Dept.
Have you made a PACE Clouds observation yet?
Clouds observations taken within a 5-minute window of PACE passing overhead will help scientists on the NASA PACE mission, like Dr. Andy Sayer, compare ground-based observations of clouds to PACE data to refine the satellite’s cloud
Today is the 1st of October, and we are 15 days into the PACE Clouds Challenge, which has been extended to the 1st of November! Please visit tinyurl.com/pace-clouds-ch… to learn how your ground-based cloud observations can help NASA PACE scientists study how well PACE measures cloud
#QuickGLOBETip for making GLOBE Mosquito observations!
Learn to identify mosquito habitats. Tip #8: Artificial containers, such as watering cans and other gardening tools, can provide a good environment for mosquito habitats.
Explore this page for more tips and resources:
Are you seeing color change in the trees around you?
Join the North American Phenology Campaign and help monitor and report plant phenology data to GLOBE’s long-term environmental record.
You can participate by monitoring leaves on individual trees or taking a landscape photo
