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Robert Fairbairn Cost Analyst, Contractor, Proposal Development Office, Science Directorate, NASA Langley Research Center Robert has worked at NASA Langley Research Center since 1987, performing cost analyses for various projects. + Contact Robert Fairbairn + Return to the NASA Langley…
Zachary Eitzen Senior Research Scientist, Contractor, Climate Science Branch, Science Directorate, NASA Langley Research Center I grew up in Maryland, near Washington, DC. I developed an early interest in meteorology, and ultimately pursued a graduate school education in atmospheric sciences…
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Glenn Diskin Research Physical Scientist, Atmospheric Measurements, Lidar Sciences Branch, Science Directorate, NASA Langley Research Center Glenn has worked at NASA Langley since 1986. Contact Glenn Diskin + Visit the Lidar Applications Group Home Page + Return to the NASA…
Landsat Collage From folded red mountain ridges, yellow dunes dotted with brilliant pools of blue water, and swirling clouds of blue-green phytoplankton, Landsat images reveal a hidden world of color, textures, patterns, and movement. about Type: Printable, craftTopics: Natural resourcesSetting:…
While greenhouse gas emissions fell 2.2% or 9.9m tonnes last financial year, new policies are needed to meet the 2035 target Sign up for climate and environment editor Adam Morton’s free Clear Air newsletter here Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions fell…
KATHMANDU — Birds prefer to live in a mix of forests, fields and wetlands, but human activities such as logging, hunting and sand and gravel mining are taking a toll on such mosaics in Nepal’s southern plains, a recent study…
Every year, the arrival of the rainy season and the swelling of the Anauá River indicate it’s time for the Wai Wai Indigenous people to go upriver to collect Brazil nuts. They spend the next few weeks in campsites in…
Celebrate Seafood This Holiday Season (Image credit: NOAA Fisheries) Download Image November 26, 2025 Celebrate Seafood This Holiday Season 0 Off