Key Takeaways:
- 1. Elementary students in Kentucky participate in the GLOBE program to collect environmental data and receive feedback from NASA.
- 2. GLOBE volunteers now have the opportunity to receive satellite comparison emails for both cloud and land cover observations.
- 3. The new satellite comparisons aim to raise awareness of how NASA observes Earth from space and encourage volunteers to continue contributing to environmental research.
Elementary students in Kentucky engage in the GLOBE program, collecting environmental data and receiving feedback from NASA, which motivates them to continue as citizen scientists. GLOBE volunteers will now receive satellite comparison emails for both cloud and land cover observations, aiming to enhance their understanding of Earth observations from space and encourage their continued participation in environmental research.
Insight: The new satellite comparison emails for land cover observations aim to deepen volunteers' understanding of NASA's Earth observation efforts and inspire continued contributions to environmental research.
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