After nearly 25 years of observing Earth’s lower atmosphere, tracking harmful emissions from wildfires and industrial sources, the Canadian Measurement of Pollution in the Troposphere (MOPITT) ...

2024 was a busy year for the Terra mission, as we handled platform battery charging changes, performed a yaw maneuver, and celebrated Terra’s 25th Anniversary– all while continuing to support the ...

Before we kick off an exciting year — full of celebrating Terra’s upcoming 25th Anniversary! — let’s take a moment to look back at the top-viewed monthly Earth Observatory stories featuring the Terra ...

April 20th is officially “Earth Day,” and NASA is celebrating with a hybrid event! Join us in-person (if you’re close to Union Station in Washington D.C.) or online! See the official NASA Earth Day ...

We’re kicking off the new year with a fresh homepage layout and a new bi-weekly series of infographics that highlight important Terra information. Our first infographic highlights the continued high ...

We’re kicking off the new year with a fresh homepage layout and a new bi-weekly series of infographics that highlight important Terra information. Our first infographic highlights the continued high ...

From undergoing an orbit lowering to headlining workshops on novel drifting data, Terra has had a big year so far! (And that’s not even accounting for the satellite’s continuous collection of high ...

Summer is in full swing, but it wouldn’t be complete without a visit to “camp”.. Camp Landsat, that is! “Terra Visits Camp Landsat” is part story map, part interactive virtual series, highlighting the ...

Join us TOMORROW, April 22, 2022 (10 am to 7pm ET) for NASA’s (Hybrid) Earth Day!! Celebrate the Earth wherever you are on the planet! (and if you’re in D.C., stop by and see some cool NASA exhibits ...

You can find more information, including the meeting agenda and virtual meeting link, by visiting the CERES website. Check the Terra website often for additional 2022 instrument team meeting dates, as ...

Two printed wire assemblies (PWA) on the Terra satellite stopped working, resulting in lost data from the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR) and the Moderate Resolution Imaging ...