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  1. 3 hours ago

    Seeing numbers on your data icon? Then you need to submit your data to GLOBE. Click "send observations," select the observation, and then click "send." See your submitted data by clicking "see my data."

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  2. 22 hours ago

    Did you know that have an effect on Earth’s surface temperature? has released a dramatic visualization that shows Earth’s global temperature anomalies from 1880 to 2017. Learn more about this visualization here:

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  3. Apr 4

    On January 3, 2018, a snow cyclone hit the east coast of the United States. The core observatory satellite was able to look at the and internal structure of the storm.

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  4. Apr 3

    You can receive images from directly to you inbox! Look for the update on your phone in the coming days. Don't have the app? Get it today, here:

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  5. Apr 3

    "I can see clearly now ..." In this week's learn how to determine your sky's visual opacity.

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  6. Apr 2

    Clouds can be hiding in plain sight, when they are thin and wispy like cirrus clouds. Landsat 8 measures wavelengths of light that can detect these often allusive clouds and your observations help detect them when Landsat isn't.

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  7. Apr 2

    There are still two weeks left for you to win a video shout out from a scientist. Learn how, here:

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  8. Apr 1

    How about a fun, little puzzle game this weekend? Check out this Space Place Cloud Scramble at

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  9. Apr 1

    We are halfway through the . We have amazing cloud data coming in from all corners of the globe. Are you part of the NASA GLOBE Cloud Challenge?

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  10. Mar 31

    Check out this great NASA tool that allows you to browse and download over 50 different global datasets from NASA's Earth-Observing fleet of satellites? At the NASA Earth Observations (NEO) site, you can view datasets of , , among others at

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  11. Mar 31

    Did you know that plumes from erupting volcanoes are actually ? Just over a year ago, the long-dormant Kambalny Volcano in Russia erupted. The plume stretched over 100km to the southeast of the volcano. Check it out here: .

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  12. Mar 30

    Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean peaked this year on 3/17/2018 with the second-lowest max area on record. There was still enough ice to cool the air & help produce cloud streets—long bands of cumulus clouds that form when cold air blows over warmer water. More:

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  13. Mar 30

    If you're out observing , and happen to see a place a landslide has occurred, here's another opportunity to help scientists collect data!

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    Knowing where & when occur on a massive scale helps support decisions that can save lives and property. You can help scientists find the ones near you. Learn more:
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  14. Mar 30

    The is going strong! These observers sent in data this week - have you? Learn more here:

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  15. Mar 29

    If you click on the "?" in the lower right while taking an observation, then select "cloud protocol presentation," you will get a guide to the cloud types. Then click "resume observation" to go back and report clouds. Thanks!

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    Yes, but if possible, I'd like the app to give me real-time help, while I am attempting to identify the cloud type. Put the beginner help in the app itself and display it when I'm in "Preferences - Beginner Mode" while I'm identifying cloud type in the app.
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  16. Mar 29

    Great story, ! Citizen scientists can participate by joining the and taking eTraining.

    Interested citizen scientists can help us study permafrost. You can measure freezing and thawing of the active soil layer above permafrost using ’s new Frost Tube protocol.
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  17. Mar 29

    Are there leaves on the trees yet? When we ask about leaves in the observation,"the idea is to help satellites," says Marile Colon Robles, GLOBE clouds specialist. "If more than 50 percent of trees have leaves, then say yes."

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  18. Mar 29

    Six tips for taking the perfect GLOBE Observer cloud photos:

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  19. Mar 28

    Often are very beautiful, but sometimes they are extremely dangerous. Cyclones are one such instance of such clouds indicating dangerous conditions. Here is category 5 Cyclone Marcus off the west coast of Australia. Check it out here:

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  20. Mar 28

    Have you taken pictures of during the ? In the time-lapse video below, you can see a thick fog layer moving through the Flight Facility in Wallops Island, Virginia USA. See more about the cloud challenge here:

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