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  1. 2 hours ago

    Morocco's High Atlas Mountains

    2 replies 23 retweets 64 likes
  2. 18 hours ago

    Want to learn more about dust on snow & how it impacts water management? Podcast w/ scientist Tom Painter:

    2 replies 21 retweets 39 likes
  3. 19 hours ago

    We measure dust on snow to help manage Colorado River Basin water supplies because dusty snow melts faster

    3 replies 73 retweets 113 likes
  4. Jan 24

    Another early morning prepping for test flight 2 of .

    2 replies 19 retweets 63 likes
  5. Jan 23

    A year-long 3D view of carbon dioxide around the globe from . CO2 plays a significant role in trapping heat in Earth's atmosphere.

    An unprecedented 3-D view of Earth's carbon dioxide.
    Watch satellite observations of carbon dioxide rendered in 3-D travel throughout the world Sept. 2014 to Sept. 2015. Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 data was used to create this model of CO2 behavior.
    12 replies 448 retweets 456 likes
  6. Jan 23

    Fires Blaze in Chile

    4 replies 122 retweets 95 likes
  7. Jan 23

    First images from are out! The satellite, a , partnership, uses the moon for calibration.

    8 replies 312 retweets 634 likes
  8. Jan 23

    Beautiful sight -- the first light image of the Western Hemisphere from GOES-16. GOES program jointly managed by and

    GOES-16 has sent its 1st full disk image of the W. Hemisphere! Learn more about this amazing image & satellite at
    7 replies 85 retweets 168 likes
  9. Jan 23

    Lake Powell and Grand Staircase-Escalante

    1 reply 61 retweets 138 likes
  10. Jan 22

    The ‘Place of Blue Smoke'

    8 replies 66 retweets 147 likes
  11. Jan 21

    Earth and Moon from Mars

    10 replies 200 retweets 376 likes
  12. Jan 20

    How do you prepare for a month-long on the high seas? Hint: shower shoes & Dramamine may be needed:

    23 retweets 61 likes
  13. Jan 20

    Ash Cloud Tells a Story of a Volcano Rising

    1 reply 51 retweets 110 likes
  14. Jan 19

    Snowy Kamchatka

    5 replies 61 retweets 115 likes
  15. Jan 19

    Piers Sellers: An Astronaut and a Gentleman

    1 reply 46 retweets 132 likes
  16. Jan 19

    Global Temperature Record Broken for Third Consecutive Year

    60 replies 147 retweets 99 likes
  17. Jan 19

    Colima's Plume Casts a Shadow

    2 replies 56 retweets 95 likes
  18. Jan 18

    2016 was the warmest year on record, according to , continuing decades-long trend of rising global temps.

    27 replies 409 retweets 265 likes
  19. Jan 18

    How do we know 2016 was the hottest on record? We analyze data from 6,300 weather stations, sea surface measurements and Antarctic stations.

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    We just experienced the hottest year on record. How do we know? By analyzing land, sea and Antarctic data:
    10 replies 197 retweets 191 likes
  20. Jan 18

    2016 was the hottest year on record. Again. It's the continuation of a decades-long warming trend, according to and .

    Five-Year Global Temperature Anomalies from 1880 to 2016
    Earth’s 2016 surface temperatures were the warmest since modern recordkeeping began in 1880, according to independent analyses by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
    13 replies 347 retweets 304 likes

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