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The Tropospheric Chemistry group has another opening in mass spec. Please consider applying or help us to circulate !
CIRES/NOAA CSL Post-Doctoral Associate or Research Scientist in Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry jobs.colorado.edu/jobs/JobDe…
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Got plans for the April 8 total solar #eclipse over North America? Want to @DoNASAScience?
Measure air temperatures and snap photos of clouds with the GLOBE eclipse tool! The data help @nasa scientists studying how the Sun influences climates on Earth. go.nasa.gov/49ebJBP
ALT Photograph of students in Argentina collecting cloud observations and temperature data to upload through the GLOBE Eclipse tool during the eclipse that crossed South America on July 2, 2019. Three students wearing eclipse glasses can be seen looking at the sky. They are sitting on a low hill and the sky is blue behind them. A tall scientific instrument next to them collects weather data. Credit: Pablo Cecchi
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If you are interested please apply. We have a great lab with great people!
For its 75th anniversary, the @NOAA Air Resources Lab is establishing a Scientist-in-Residence opportunity to advance understanding of the complex processes occurring in the atmospheric boundary layer.
More info on the opportunity & how to apply: arl.noaa.gov/opportunities/
#NOAAARL
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Nice visuals of NO2 from TROPOMI yesterday (2/20). Generally above average NO2 due to relatively stagnant winds. Also primetime for prescribed burning in the South Central & Southeast US. More images like these at: tropomino2.us
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See the just published work on the first-ever on-road, mobile ozone and aerosol lidar retrievals. I am happy to have been part of this great work coming out the @NASA_TOLNET team. #ozone #aerosol #lidar #NASA #TOLNet
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Most exciting post of the year in my opinion! First light #NitrogenDioxide imagery from #NASATEMPO! #AirQuality 😀🥳
It's official! We're on and working. Check out our first light images, which give a preview of our ability to track nitrogen dioxide on an hourly basis in geographic areas as small as four square miles! #AirQuality
Full story: pweb.cfa.harvard.edu/news/te…
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Some of the best shots I've seen of the DC8 in the Chicago area. @blefer @turbomike15 @Cyclogenesis_au @NASAEarth
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From city street to stratosphere 🏙️🛫🛰️
This summer, @nasa’s STAQS mission is mapping air pollution in 3D across several megacities: New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles and Toronto. go.nasa.gov/3rQuStC
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The #TEMPO mission is about more than just studying pollution – it's about improving life on Earth for all. By monitoring the effects of lightning, forest fires, volcanoes, and fertilizer application, @NASA data will help improve air quality across North America.
Our @NASAEarth & @CenterForAstro #TEMPO mission successfully launched. TEMPO will provide hourly, daytime measurements of air quality in North America. It will monitor three main pollutants and reveal disparities in exposure in our cities and communities: go.nasa.gov/40Q9v89
ALT Nighttime view of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket seconds after liftoff, April 7, 2023, from a launch pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station
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Congratulations @TEMPO_Mission! We are looking forward to using the new data for health and air quality!
Our @NASAEarth & @CenterForAstro #TEMPO mission successfully launched. TEMPO will provide hourly, daytime measurements of air quality in North America. It will monitor three main pollutants and reveal disparities in exposure in our cities and communities: go.nasa.gov/40Q9v89
ALT Nighttime view of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket seconds after liftoff, April 7, 2023, from a launch pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station
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Congrats #TEMPO and @blefer !! @NASAEarth first EVI. Can’t wait to see the data’s impact as the first ever space-based instrument to monitor air pollutants hourly across North America 🌎
Liftoff! Our #TEMPO mission and its host satellite are on the way to space. The size of a dishwasher, TEMPO is powerful enough to observe air pollutants across North America down to a resolution of 4 square miles (10 square km).
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Late last night the Intelsat IS-40e with the TEMPO instrument was launched into space! Huge congrats to @NaegerAaron and the rest of this team! 🎉🛰️🎉 NASA air pollution monitor platform launched to space - CBS News apple.news/AHK-BEy9cRxOuswe6…
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Thanks for helping us get this great story out there!!!
Just did an interview with @bbcworldservice on the #NASA @TEMPO_Mission launch today and the benefits it will have to actual individuals back on Earth AUDIO: soundcloud.com/keith-cowing/… @KarenStG #TEMPO@SolarGirl2018 @NASAScienceAA @NASAEarth
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Thanks so much to the folks at the @TEMPO_Mission science team and @NASAEarth for successfully launching the highly anticipated first #airquality focused satellite mission into space!! Super excited to add to my research and courses at #Howard as an early adopters of the #data !
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At Kennedy Space Center, doing press events in advance of the launch of #TEMPO early Friday morning. TEMPO will provide first-ever hourly daytime observation of atmospheric pollution, at the neighborhood scale, over North America. 🌎 @NASAEarth
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2017 @TEMPO_Mission and @NASA_TOLNET intern here! Without TEMPO’s educational funds for that experience, I wouldn’t be where I am or pursuing a PhD in atmospheric remote sensing of pollutants! #tempo #launch #AirQuality
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Scientists peer into the night for insights on daytime air pollution.
When pollutants from car exhaust get cooked by the sun, they transform into ozone & particulates, which are harmful to human health.
Read what @NOAA is studying after the sun sets: research.noaa.gov/article/Ar…
ALT New research shows how air pollution emitted at night primes the atmosphere for air quality problems when the sun shines. Credit: NASA