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.
If you haven’t already, send in your PACE Clouds Challenge data before next week!
Next week, certificates will be sent to volunteers who submitted observations during the optimal 5-minute observation window and completed that observation with all six photos.
If you opted out from GLOBE Observer communications, we are unable to email you your certificate, so be sure to check "Yes" to opt-in to "Receive Scientists Requests for Additional Information." Tips on how to find opt-in settings can be found in this video tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=62zRHM…
How opaque are the clouds? Tip #11: Look at the middle of the clouds instead of the edges to determine whether the clouds are opaque, translucent, or transparent.
Join us on the 12th of November at 9 am ET (14:00 UTC) for the Buzz Around the World launch webinar. This webinar will introduce the GLOBE cross-regional mosquito initiative led by GLOBE Africa and GLOBE Asia & Pacific. We’ll explore why mosquito research matters and provide a refresher on using the Mosquito Habitat Mapper in the GLOBE Observer app. This initiative is open to all GLOBE countries.
Lots of new and exciting GLOBE opportunities to collect data supporting NASA science!
Join us on the 10th of November at 12 pm ET (17:00 UTC) for an informal Meet the Missions webinar highlighting current and upcoming GLOBE activities. We will share preliminary results from the PACE Clouds Challenge, introduce the new GLOBE Agriculture Campaign and upcoming snow campaign, and much more.