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Keep Your Head in the Clouds! NASA GLOBE Cloud Challenge 2022 Continues Through 15 February

Feb 11, 2022

NASA GLOBE Cloud Challenge 2022 shareable, showing clouds and lightning and satellites in space, and, of course, clouds

There is still time to participate in the NASA GLOBE Cloud Challenge 2022: Clouds in a Changing Climate. The challenge, which began on 15 January, will continue through 15 February.

There are two ways to contribute to this citizen science effort:

Submit your own cloud observations using The GLOBE Program’s GLOBE Observer App.
Help to identify observations taken by other citizen scientists by using NASA GLOBE CLOUD GAZE (powered by Zooniverse).

To learn more about the challenge, click here.

To learn more about The GLOBE Program’s GLOBE Observer App, click here.

To learn more about NASA GLOBE CLOUD GAZE, click here.

GLOBE Student Vloggers

A screenshot from the video made by the GLOBE Student Vloggers, with the photos of all of the vloggers
Have you ever wondered how clouds, the weather, and climate affect others around the world? What is happening, and how is it the same, and how is it changing over time? In a new, special international, and inter-generational video, you can hear perspectives answering those questions.