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Orbiting Insights: Transforming Sargassum Seaweed Detection and Monitoring From Space

Orbiting Insights: Transforming Sargassum Seaweed Detection and Monitoring From Space

Assimilating low Earth orbit observations into models improves the detection and monitoring of Sargassum, aiding in timely…
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Changing Waters

Changing Waters

The chemistry of our oceans is changing. NOAA satellites are gathering data that shows the coastline of the Atlantic is…
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Can Satellites See You? Can You See a Satellite?

Can Satellites See You? Can You See a Satellite?

NOAA satellites have the capability to provide astounding views of the Earth. But many people want to know if these…
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5 New Tools for Earth-Watchers in 2018

5 New Tools for Earth-Watchers in 2018

NOAA’s Satellite and Information Service is committed to observing our Earth, not only for weather forecasting, but to…
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Ocean Temperatures Triggered Massive Coral Bleaching Event 2014-2017

Ocean Temperatures Triggered Massive Coral Bleaching Event 2014-2017

Satellite remote sensing played key role in predicting and tracking event High ocean temperatures.
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NOAA Extends Relationship with The University of Wisconsin–Madison

NOAA Extends Relationship with The University of Wisconsin–Madison

NOAA has extended its 40-year partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison to perform vital satellite meteorological…
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Larsen C Ice Shelf Calves Large Iceberg

Larsen C Ice Shelf Calves Large Iceberg

As expected, the Larsen C ice shelf calved a large iceberg estimated to have a volume twice that of Lake Erie.
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Earth from Orbit: Atlantic Hurricane Season Hits Its Peak

Earth from Orbit: Atlantic Hurricane Season Hits Its Peak

Sept. 10 marked the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, which officially runs from June 1 through Nov. 30.