NASA Ocean

@NASAOcean

NASA studies the ocean and its role supporting life on Earth. Providing ocean color, sea surface temperature and sea surface salinity data and images.

Greenbelt, MD
oceancolor.gsfc.nasa.gov
Joined September 2015
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  1. Jan 23

    Rainbow over Honolulu seen between smokestacks of R/V Falkor, as she prepares for . Departing Thurs

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  2. Jan 21

    We don't always understand our complex Earth, but since the 1st weather satellite launch we've been studying it:

    66 replies 1,139 retweets 2,899 likes
  3. Jan 23

    Beautiful sight -- the first light image of the Western Hemisphere from GOES-16. GOES program jointly managed by and

    GOES-16 has sent its 1st full disk image of the W. Hemisphere! Learn more about this amazing image & satellite at
    7 replies 85 retweets 168 likes
  4. Jan 22

    Live HD Earth viewing from the ! Go full screen, sit back, watch & enjoy our home planet. Live views:

    106 replies 2,336 retweets 4,706 likes
  5. Jan 20

    Preparing for field campaign in the Pacific on R/V Falkor

    How do you prepare for a month-long on the high seas? Hint: shower shoes & Dramamine may be needed:
    5 retweets 12 likes
  6. Jan 19

    Goddard Oceanographer Norman Kuring studies plankton from space. He also designed the Blue Marble Stamp.

    5 replies 58 retweets 114 likes
  7. Jan 19

    Global Temperature Record Broken for Third Consecutive Year

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  8. NASA Ocean followed and
    • WHOI Media Relations
      @WHOImedia

      Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) is the world's largest private, nonprofit ocean research, engineering and education organization.

    • FAU Harbor Branch
      @HarborBranch

      A research community of marine scientists, engineers and educators focused on Ocean Science for a Better World.

  9. Jan 18

    Greetings from the PACE Science Team Meeting in Florida.

    1 reply 3 retweets 8 likes
  10. Jan 18

    The is blooming. The polar orbit allows several observations per day when cloud cover and light levels permit.

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  11. Jan 18

    2016 global temperatures teleconference TODAY (1/18) at 11 am EST/10AM CST/9 am PST with and .

    27 retweets 23 likes
  12. Jan 13

    NASA Plans Another Busy Year for Earth Science Fieldwork

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  13. Jan 12

    Before he died, NASA scientist Piers Sellers talked to about the future of humanity

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  14. Jan 12

    Suomi NPP captured this image of the storm that dropped several inches of snow over parts of OR and WA on 1/11.

    1 reply 48 retweets 77 likes
  15. Jan 11

    Shallow sediments off Florida, Cuba, Bahamas churned by passing Jan. 7 cold front.

    4 retweets 11 likes
  16. Jan 9

    Snorkeling With the President: How Our Photographer Got the Shot via

    5 retweets 7 likes
  17. Jan 4

    High storm clouds may be moving poleward. These storms are challenging at least 1 sailor.

    6 retweets 7 likes
  18. Jan 3

    Stunning video montage of our water planet from the .

    5:05
    1st time you see Earth from space, it’s stunning…when you’ve spent 534 days in space, like …it still is!
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  19. Jan 1

    Happy new year from !

    1:00
    Happy New Year! From the mission to testing rockets for our , we had a great year:
    3 retweets 7 likes
  20. 31 Dec 2016

    As you begin your countdown, don't forget to add 1 second to 2016 thanks to !

    8 retweets 12 likes

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