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African American Earth Explorers
02.19.04
 
Who are NASA's Earth Explorers?

The elementary school student wondering how El Niño will affect tomorrow's weather. The scientist studying connections between ozone and climate change. And the farmer using satellite pictures to keep track of crops. All of these people are Earth Explorers -- they are all curious about the Earth system. This monthly series will introduce you to NASA Earth Explorers, young and old, with many backgrounds and interests.


How did Marshall Shepherd, Myrna Hutcherson and a group of middle school students become NASA Earth Explorers? We asked, and they answered:

Marshall Shepherd

 
Myrna Hutcherson

 
Dymond Grayson, Tevon McClary and ShaTira Waller collecting aerosol data

 
In March: Earth Explorers celebrates National Women's History Month.

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Dan Stillman, Institute for Global Environmental Strategies