Art and science converge in “A Passage of Water," a collaboration with @googlearts at #COP28, in which artist Yiyun Kang leverages @NASAEarth data to show how climate change impacts freshwater. Experience the piece online. bit.ly/3Nc4JNt

@NASA @googlearts Not attending #COP28? Experience “A Passage of Water” online: go.nasa.gov/419ET2A

Google us 🌎 @NASA partnered with @googlearts to create a digital experience that shows how climate change is impacting Earth’s water cycle. “A Passage of Water” uses data from NASA’s SWOT and GRACE missions and will be featured at #COP28. go.nasa.gov/419UDT5

How many people does it take to make PACE happen? A lot! Corrine Rojas is the first of our People of PACE! Keep an eye out for more of these profiles as we get closer to PACE’s launch in early 2024. #KeepingPACE twitter.com/NASAGoddard/st…

@NASA To provide air quality data at the neighborhood, block, and street level, the NASA team has partnered with the World Resources Institute to launch CityAQ. The team worked with cities in Mexico, South America, Southeast Asia and Africa to share data to improve GEOS-CF.

Many cities don’t have enough ground-based monitors to accurately measure air pollutants. A @NASA tool can help: GEOS-CF, a global model that can hindcast and forecast the composition of Earth’s atmosphere, including air pollutants. go.nasa.gov/3uBOpzc

Every year, @NASA takes millions of images of our home planet. You could say we're a top 0.001% fan of Earth. 😉

Leaders and experts from NASA are heading to the international #COP28 summit to share how our unique perspective from air and space provides vital data to help understand our changing planet. Learn who is participating & what’s in store at the conference: go.nasa.gov/3N5mVs8

☁️ 🌋 ☁️ #Landsat 9 captured this view of the summit crater of Mount Erebus, the world’s southernmost active volcano, above the clouds. It rises to 3,794 meters (12,448 feet) above sea level. go.nasa.gov/3uE6PQ1

This year, @NASA administrator @SenBillNelson and other agency leaders will attend the @UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP). They’ll be joining participants, world leaders, and representatives from nearly 200 countries. #COP28 nasa.gov/news-release/n… twitter.com/NASAClimate/st…

How can something smaller than a human hair affect weather and climate around the globe? Tune in this week to our Curious Universe podcast to learn all about aerosols! 🎧 nasa.gov/curiousuniverse

This nighttime satellite image shows fresh snow lit by a full moon. ❄️ 🌚 A post-Thanksgiving storm left a swath of snow from Kansas to Illinois. As the storm heads east, it may drop up to 2 feet (60 cm) of snow east of the Great Lakes, @NWS reported. go.nasa.gov/3sMawT8

@NASASun @NASA @Space_Station AWE yeah! 👏

Fire or ice? 🔥🧊 To human eyes, Alaska’s Malaspina Glacier is blue-white. But the glacier appears yellow in this enhanced-color #Landsat 9 image, which was processed so that watery features are in warm colors, vegetation appears green, and rock is blue. go.nasa.gov/3QVK3u9

@glacier_doc Yes! 👏 In this false-color image, watery features appear red, orange and yellow.

@kosmi64833127 That's correct!

Time for a puzzler! 🧩 Tell us where on Earth this is, what we’re looking at, and why it’s interesting. We’ll even give you a hint: it’s a false (or enhanced color) image. 😉 What is false color? ➡️ go.nasa.gov/49Rk6Vf

Did you know that you (yes, you!) can @DoNASAScience from home? This week on our Curious Universe podcast, meet three people who help make discoveries for NASA through citizen science projects, and learn how you can do the same Listen here: nasa.gov/curiousuniverse

A @Space_Station astronaut captured this view of Destin, Florida, a beach city situated on the Gulf of Mexico coastline. Here, the East Pass allows boats to travel between the Gulf of Mexico and Choctawhatchee Bay. go.nasa.gov/40NtYeL

Ocean views all day, every day 🌎

One way to keep cool in this Australian town? Live underground! Coober Pedy is an opal-mining town with around 2,000 residents. In this #Landsat image, outlines of human settlements and remnants of mining activities stand out against the dry landscape. go.nasa.gov/3SQ0E5a

Learn more about the ways NASA works with Indigenous communities or take a training about using data on tribal lands: go.nasa.gov/3RacBBr

Today is Native American Heritage Day! NASA is proud to work alongside Indigenous communities, combining science and culture to better understand natural and cultural resources, how Indigenous lands are changing, and how to prepare for the future with data.

Happy #Thanksgiving from NASA! We’re thankful for the food on our planet – and the Earth-observing satellites that help us study it, from monitoring crop stress to studying aquatic habitats and more. 🍎 🌾 What are you thankful for?

@Robecology2 Mind if we dish out a fun fact with your slice of pie? All 50 U.S. states grow pumpkins, but Illinois grows the most!🥧

@BoweVanHorn Could they be…Idaho potatoes? 🤔 Almost one-third of the nation’s potatoes are grown in the Snake River Plain, a belt of low-lying land that extends across southern Idaho. #Landsat saw it well before it hit your plate!

@Poogle1959 Agreed! Even from space, these cranberry bogs look Thanksgiving-ready. #Landsat saw them in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.

It’s giving… thanks. 🥰 What are you looking forward to eating on #Thanksgiving?

@NASAClimate Is it the number of vegetables you plan to eat on Thanksgiving? 🥦

Our planet grows an abundance of delicious food that the #Landsat satellites see from space! @NASA_Landsat 7, 8 and 9 are currently active, so we can bring a salad, creamed corn, and fruit. 🥗🌽🫐 twitter.com/NASA/status/17…