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The Pennsylvania Earth Science Teachers Association (PAESTA) is a state affiliate of @NESTA_US. Mission: Advance excellence in Earth & Space Science education.
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Did you know that Pennsylvania has three outstanding @NOAA WFOs (Weather Forecast Offices) that cover the majority of the state with incredible weather information? Be sure to follow @NWS_MountHolly, @NWSStateCollege, and @NWSPittsburgh for A+ up to date weather & climate info!
Congratulations to Aaditri Suresh from Springhouse MS for *again* receiving the Outstanding Middle School Earth Science Research Project Award at the 2024 #PJAS State Science Fair Competition at Penn State! @PSUEMS Awarded by @PAESTA The PA Earth Sci Teachers Assn 🏆🥇🎉 👏
Congratulations to Gianna Kennelly from Oakland Catholic HS @OCHS_Pittsburgh for winning the 2024 PAESTA High School Award for Earth Science Research at the PJAS annual Science Fair competition at Penn State University on Mon, 5/20/24. @PJASorg 🏆🥇🎉 Way to go Gianna!
In just 30 minutes, PAESTA will award two outstanding Pennsylvania k12 students a special Earth Science Research Award and $100 at the annual @PJASorg science fair competition at Penn State University @PSUEMS #PJAS Stay tuned to see who wins! 🥇 🏆🏅
☀️🌑 An annual solar eclipse will occur today across the Americas, reaching a peak in Central America. The shadow of the moon is shown in this animation. Our region will experience a roughly 25% reduction in light from the sun, peaking around 1:20 PM.
Interested in sea level rise? This map viewer illustrates potential coastal flooding from sea level rise. climate.gov/maps-data/data…
Forty years ago today, Sally Ride launched into history as the first U.S. woman to go to space. An astronaut, physicist, and educator, she inspired generations of women and girls to pursue careers in science and technology. go.nasa.gov/3NzVmHU
#OTD Exactly 40 years ago, on June 18, 1983, Sally Ride blasted off on shuttle Challenger to become 1st American woman in space. Here she heads to the launch pad with STS-7 Commander Robert Crippen and crewmates Norm Thagard, John Fabian & Frederick Hauck. go.ucsd.edu/3G70Bej
Good morning from the Gulf of Alaska! (near Sanak Island, starting our first transect line of the day).
Sally Ride: American Hero ❤️
#OTD: 40 years ago, on June 15, 1983, Sally Ride sat in copilot seat of a T-38 jet before flying from Houston to @NASAKennedy in Florida for launch of shuttle Challenger 3 days later. The launch of mission STS-7 made her 1st American woman in space: go.ucsd.edu/3G70Bej
I'm out to sea during #NationalOceanMonth, blogging about my experiences on NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson. My posts start with background info, then build up to our expedition work. First up is a post on the missions of @NOAA, @NOAAFisheries, and HMS Challenger noaateacheratsea.blog/2023/06/12/lau…
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Laura Guertin: NOAA and NOAA Fisheries, June 12, 2023
Explore an overview of NOAA, NOAA Fisheries, and a comparison to the very first scientific ocean expedition – the H.M.S. Challenger
We've been talking about El Niño in the future tense a lot these last several months, but it's time to talk about it in the present! El Niño is here. Learn more at the ENSO Blog about why forecasters came to this conclusion. climate.gov/news-features/…
Side by side of western PA (left) and eastern PA (right) , showing clear difference in #smoke particulate concentration. Some of this Philly air heads west later tomorrow:
.@NOAA's #GOESEast continues to track thick #smoke and hazy skies across the northeastern U.S. this morning. #AirQuality Alerts are up for much of the Northeast and New England due to the fine particulates in the air created by the Canadian #wildfires. weather.gov
An update on the advancing smoke across the area. The leading edge of the lower visibilities has dropped down eastern Berks and Montgomery counties of PA and then east towards Trenton NJ and towards Monmouth County NJ.
Teachable moment for nearly every area of Pennsylvania. Pollution does not respect artificial political boundaries.
The haze and smoke is getting to the Mount Holly office.
Breaking News! Breaking News! Breaking News! CO₂ levels were just released for May, 2023 by NOAA and for the first time since records began reached 424.00 ppm. This unprecedented level was a full 3.01 ppm above the May, 2022 reading. Link: gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/trends/
Announced earlier today, Carbon dioxide levels measured at NOAA’s Mauna Loa Atmospheric Baseline Observatory peaked at 423 parts per million in May, continuing a steady climb further into territory not seen for millions of years. climate.gov/news-features/…
In Praise of Mystery: US Poet Laureate Ada Limón has penned a tribute to the connections between two ocean worlds, Earth and Jupiter’s moon Europa. You’re invited to sign the poem, and #SendYourName aboard our spacecraft to Jupiter: go.nasa.gov/MessageInABott…
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