Editor’s note: According to the 5 February 2007 Aerospace Daily & Defense Report: “Investigators working for NASA’s inspector general have confiscated computers and interviewed political appointees in the agency’s public […]
Earth Science
THEMIS Launched
NASA Launches THEMIS Satellites“Taking multitasking to new heights, NASA launched the five THEMIS satellites aboard a single Delta II rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida at 6:01 […]
Earth Science Update
Dana Rohrbacher and gassy dinosaurs, The Hill“During a hearing last Thursday of the House Science Committee, Rohrabacher, who obviously has serious questions about how mankind relates to global warming, said, […]
Earth Observing Systems at Risk
House Committee on Science and Technology Examines State of U.S. Weather Forecasting, Climate Monitoring Satellite Systems“The nation is getting ready to spend a lot of money to deal with climate […]
Dems Call On Heavy Hitters to Discuss Climate Change
Vice President Gore to Testify on Climate Change“Former Vice President Al Gore, a leader on the issue of climate change, has accepted an invitation from Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman […]
Help Find Jim Gray
Colleagues mount their own search for missing sailor – High-tech analysis, spy plane are put into service, InsideBayArea.com“And in an unusual move, NASA on Friday sent one of its ER-2 […]
Avoiding the Inescapable: Earth Is Warming – Pick Your Own reasons(s) Why.
NASA LaRC Email regarding censorship and global warming: A Message From the Office of Inspector General“Pursuant to a request from 14 United States senators, the NASA Office of Inspector General […]
Earth Vs The Moon
Blinding Ourselves in Space, opinion, NY Times“With little new money to carry out these costly tasks, the agency has been forced to rein in other parts of its budget, including […]
Finding the Money To Pay For Everything
Martian Logic, editorial, Washington Post“Mr. Moore and his co-chairman, Richard A. Anthes, say that Mr. Bush need only restore earth science research funding at NASA to the levels of late […]
Earth Observation Satellite Cuts Examined
Researchers lay out wish list for Earth-observing satellites, Natuire“The number of earth-observing missions could drop by a third between 2006 and 2010, if funding continues at expected levels. The loss […]
