Small Storm-chasing Satellites will study hurricanes
NASA small CubeSats satellites will take a better look at Earth.
By Agis Fasseas|2023-11-24T16:58:02+02:00Nov 9, 2016|Categories: Science & Space|Tags: Satellite, weather|
How Extreme is the Weather in our Universe?
Almost every day we are talking about the weather here on Earth, but what’s the weather like for the rest of the universe? Take a
NOAA’s new 4D model of the world’s weather
NOAA unveils new ‘4D’ supercomputer model of the world’s weather, improving dramatically the accuracy of forecasts.
Earth as a Living Creature
Earth as a living creature… We’ve all seen images of extreme weather from space. But this video created by NASA’s Scientific Visualization Studio, is really
Tempescope- a box of weather in your living room
The tempescope is a physical weather display that can simulate various weather conditions, in a small glass container, inside your living room.
Grand Canyon from the Stratosphere
Grand Canyon from the Stratosphere- video! A space balloon story, from a group of friends that launched a weather balloon a few miles from Tuba
Watch Typhoon Soudelor in a new interactive map
You can now watch global weather in real-time, in a new impressive interactive map by NOAA.
Rainfall accumulation on the United States- timelapse
This visualization shows a heavy rainfall throughout Northern Texas and across Oklahoma as well as the drought in Southern California, by NASA’s Global Precipitation Measurement
Winners of Weather Photos of the Year
These are the amazing winners of the ‘Weather in Focus’ photo contest of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)…