As on land, ocean flora is both seasonal and visible from space.
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Global Weather
Earth’s weather patterns are changing as the global climate warms
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Polar Ozone
Why does a large ozone hole form over Antarctica every year?
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Earth Flight
I’m always struck by scale and how our perception of it changes with distance
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Global Sea Temperature
Ocean circulation is a complex, inter-connected system driven by changes in temperature
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Polar Ice Caps
The expansion and contraction of ice at the poles reflects the pulse of our planet as we orbit the sun.
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Typhoon Meranti
The eye of a super typhoon stares out into space from the surface our our planet
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Heliosynchronous Orbit
How do satellites remain in their orbital plane, even as the Earth rotates around the sun?
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Superstorms from Space
The scale of destructive storms becomes truly apparent when viewed from above.
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Solar Radiation
The sun beats down on our planet daily, so how can we harness its energy to reduce our impact?
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Ocean Monitoring Satellite
As we work, play and sleep, in the skies far above our planet, eyes are watching our planet’s oceans
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Two Orbits One Earth
To monitor the entire planet’s surface, two types of satellite orbit are required.
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Storm of the Century
In November 2013, the strongest storm to ever make landfall, bore down on the Philippines.
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Summer Thunderstorms
Space provides an excellent vantage point to fully appreciate the power of our planet’s weather.
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Polar Orbiting Satellite
These massive, complex machines see sights we humans can only dream of.
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