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GRACE-FO Mission Brochure Changes in how mass is distributed within and between Earth’s atmosphere, oceans, groundwater and ice sheets are fundamental indicators of the large-scale dynamics of the planet. For more than 15 years, NASA’s Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) mission monitored mass changes every month with far-reaching impact on our understanding of the Earth system and how it is evolving. GRACE Follow-On (GRACE-FO) continues the legacy of GRACE, tracking Earth’s water movement and surface mass changes across the planet. Monitoring changes in ice sheets and glaciers, near-surface and underground water storage, the amount of water in large lakes and rivers, as well as changes in sea level and ocean currents provides an integrated global view of how Earth’s water cycle and energy balance are evolving—measurements that have important applications for everyday life. This is related to the following mission(s): This publication appears in: |
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How To: Hyperwall Playlist NASA’s Hyperwall is a video wall capable of displaying multiple high-definition data visualizations and/or images simultaneously across an arrangement of screens. Functioning as a key component at many NASA exhibits, the hyperwall is used to help explain phenomena, ideas, or examples of world change. These six steps will help you assemble a Hyperwall playlist, i.e., a list of media files, in chronological order, that you’d like to display on the Hyperwall. This publication appears in: |
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ICESat-2 Mission Brochure ICESat-2 will take measurements across the globe and provide an incredibly precise height map of our planet in unprecedented detail. Its focus will be on Earth’s poles, including the Arctic region where temperatures are rising faster than at other latitudes. Read more about how this innovative spacecraft will help scientists check on the health of Earth's frozen regions. This is related to the following mission(s):
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NASA Science 2018 Commemorative Calendar NASA Science 2018 Commemorative Calendar This publication appears in: |
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NASA's Operating and Future Earth Science Satellite Missions NASA's operating and future Earth science satellite missions as of May 2018. This publication appears in: |
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Science Resources (April 2018) This booklet contains weblinks to NASA science resources. This publication appears in: |
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Seadler 6.7.18 - ABoVE Infographic - FINAL Infographic 1 of 7 in a series for Jack Kaye and Bruce Tagg that show the value of airborne science to Earth science research. Each infographic covers a different airborne campaign and provides a few things we wouldn't have known without its aircraft data. This publication appears in: |
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Seadler 6.7.18 - SEAC4RS Infographic - FINAL Infographic 2 of 7 in a series for Jack Kaye and Bruce Tagg that show the value of airborne science to Earth science research. Each infographic covers a different airborne campaign and provides a few things we wouldn't have known without its aircraft data. This publication appears in: |
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Seadler 7.11.18 - JUNE Research Results Roundup - FINAL The first version of the Earth Science Research Results Roundup, a compilation of Earth science research results sent to Abby each month from Ames, Goddard, JPL, Langley, and Marshall. These do not include every result sent to Abby, but those she thinks are interesting or different or would interest a wider audience. The language is her quick take on the result based on the original text from the centers, the published paper, and her understanding of the science. She will send these out monthly as a way to get what information about what we're learning to Program Managers, Earth science communicators, and our third-party stakeholder community. This publication appears in: |
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