Earth Observatory articles related to S'COOL:
Human Perspective:
- Watching the World Go By: an Astronaut perspective
Historical Interest - On the Shoulders of Giants
- Samuel Pierpont Langley
- Joanne Simpson
Clouds and Snow from Space:
- Cloud Streets Over the Great Lakes
- Image nominated by a S'COOL participant!
- Cloud "Streets" Over Hudson Bay
- Snowy November in Colorado
- Bitter Winter in New England
- Blizzards in the Western United States
- Clouds and Snow over Central US. Clouds in the upper right of the image can be distinguished by the presence of shadows.
- Cloud "Streets" Over Hudson Bay
Clouds and Ice from Space:
- Clouds over Ice
- Cloud Streets off the Amery Ice Shelf
- Waves on White: Ice or Clouds
- Ice on the Great Lakes
- Ice (and some cloud) Covers the Great Lakes
- Clouds and Ice of East Antarctica
- Image: Distinguishing clouds from ice
- Cloud Streets off the Amery Ice Shelf
Clouds and Smoke from Space:
- Impact of Polluted Skies on Clouds and Climate
- Clouds are Cooler than Smoke
Clouds and Aerosols:
- Aerosol-Cloud Interactions
Cloud Features:
- Wave Clouds over Amsterdam Island
- Cloudy with a Chance of Drizzle
- Anvil Tops of Thunderstorms
- Cloud Arcs in the Western Pacific
- A Hard Look at Thin Clouds
- Looking at clouds from all sides now - the CRYSTAL-FACE field campaign
- Blue Marble - beautiful full color real imagery of the Earth
- Clouds in the Balance
- Every Cloud has a Filthy Lining
- Shadows of Doubt: Modeling Cloud Effects
- Clouds in a Clear Sky
- On a Clear Day
- Blanket of Clouds
- Visions of a Cloudy Continent
- Cloudy with a Chance of Drizzle
Cloud References:
- Clouds & Radiation - includes diagrams showing cloud/radiation interactions
- The Water Cycle
- Changing Global Cloudiness
- The importance of clouds and climate change
- The Water Cycle
Cloud-Climate Feedbacks
- Does the Earth Have an Iris Analog
- Arbiters of Energy
Global Warming Reference:
- Will Runaway Water Warm the World?
- Global Warming
- Interactive Investigation of Global Warming
- Global Warming
CERES Results
- Clouds Replace Snow and Ice as Solar Reflector
- Winter and Summer Solstice
- Earth's Albedo in Decline
- Nimbus: 40th Anniversary
- A Delicate Balance: Signs of Change in the Tropics
- Tropical Cloud Systems and CERES
- Aqua CERES first light images
- NASA Satellite Instrument Warms up Global Cooling Theory
- Observations of 1998 El Niņo Provide Powerful Climate Test
- NASA's Terra Satellite Captures a World of Sunlight and Heat
- Winter and Summer Solstice
CERES Validation Efforts
- CLAMS Studies Ocean and Atmosphere for NASA
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