NASA Science Talks

In Person

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Earth Sciences and Education - Dr. Trena Ferrell

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Earth Sciences and Education NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, is home to the nation's largest organization of scientists, engineers, and technologists who build spacecraft, instruments and new technology to study Earth, the sun, our solar system and the universe.

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In Person

Our Changing Planet- Holli Kohl

Earth changes every day. A fire burns a forest. A grassy meadow grows after a rainy spring. People build houses and roads in what used to be a wheat field. Mapping change helps us make decisions to build safe and healthy homes. It also helps us see how climate change is affecting life around us, and how we might make choices to limit the impact of climate change.

Virtual

Clouds, STEM and Me: Ladies of NASA - Marilé Colón Robles

Discover how different women are working in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to understand our world through cloud observations. Engage live with NASA GLOBE Clouds lead, and Latina, Marilé Colón Robles. Learn how you can submit cloud observations to NASA and how they help NASA scientists better understand satellite observations.

In Person

ICESat-2: Trees, Ice, and Space Lasers - Brian Campbell

Using an onboard laser altimeter system, the NASA Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite-2 will map the height of our planet. Learn all about the science and engineering of ICESat-2 satellite through discussions, visualizations, and animations. Pho the Photon will be making an appearance in the ICESat-2 short animation, “Photon Jump!”

Virtual

Tracking Soil Moisture from Space- Dr. Erika Podest

This presentation will provide an overview of one of NASA's latest satellites in space, SMAP, which measures the amount of water in the soil and is helping better manage our water resources.

In Person

ICESat-2: Trees, Ice, and Space Lasers- Brian Campbell

Using an onboard laser altimeter system, the NASA Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite-2 will map the height of our planet. Learn all about the science and engineering of ICESat-2 satellite through discussions, visualizations, and animations. Pho the Photon will be making an appearance in the ICESat-2 short animation, “Photon Jump!”

NASA science videos

ScienceCasts are short videos about fun, interesting, and unusual science topics encountered by NASA's Science Missions.

In Person

Our Changing Planet - Holli Kohl

Earth changes every day. A fire burns a forest. A grassy meadow grows after a rainy spring. People build houses and roads in what used to be a wheat field. Mapping change helps us make decisions to build safe and healthy homes. It also helps us see how climate change is affecting life around us, and how we might make choices to limit the impact of climate change.

NASA science videos

ScienceCasts are short videos about fun, interesting, and unusual science topics encountered by NASA's Science Missions.

Virtual

People and Pixels: mapping Earth from space - Pedar Nelson

NASA science videos

ScienceCasts are short videos about fun, interesting, and unusual science topics encountered by NASA's Science Missions.

NASA science videos

ScienceCasts are short videos about fun, interesting, and unusual science topics encountered by NASA's Science Missions.

NASA science videos

ScienceCasts are short videos about fun, interesting, and unusual science topics encountered by NASA's Science Missions.