- Scientists Report Increased Thinning of West Antarctic Glaciers September 23, 2004
Glaciers in West Antarctica are shrinking at a rate substantially higher than observed in the 1990s.
- Glaciers Surge When Ice Shelf Breaks Up September 21, 2004
Since 2002, when the Larsen B ice shelf broke away from the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, scientists have witnessed profound increases in
the flow of nearby glaciers into the Weddell Sea.
- Kennedy Space Center Recovers from Hurricane Frances September 16, 2004
Close to 14,000 people returned to work at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) this week, following an 11-day closure due to Hurricane Frances.
- NASA Prepares for Hurricane Ivan September 14, 2004
NASA centers and facilities could feel Ivan's terrible wrath.
- NASA's GRACE Gravity Mission Weighs in on Earth's Changing Climate September 9, 2004
Scientists demonstrate how measuring Earth's gravity field can help monitor changes in climate and weather.
- Latest on Hurricane Frances September 7, 2004
NASA teams are surveying the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) for damage caused by Hurricane Frances.
- NASA Scientists Develop Tools for Carbon Management September 2, 2004
NASA scientists unveil Internet tools that will aid in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
- NASA Prepares for Hurricane Frances September 2, 2004
Hurricane Frances could strike near NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) this weekend.