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[10-Apr-24] PACE "First Light" Gallery

[25-Jul-23] Air (E)quality

[09-Jun-23] A World in Water

[30-Jan-23] Life & Water Level

[06-Dec-22] The Saga of Sargassum

[18-Feb-22] PACE Supports the UN Ocean Decade

[01-Nov-21] Puzzling Out with PACE

[17-Mar-21] Something New Under the Sun

[25-Dec-20] Ocean Color Images: Interactive Map

[25-Dec-20] Ocean Color Images: Our Favorites

[16-Jul-20] Around Our Living Planet

With the OCI and polarimeters, PACE will measure an exceptionally broad range of wavelengths to reveal new details about our ocean and atmosphere. This e-brochure explains how PACE’s technology will be used to reveal ocean features through the atmosphere and clouds. Credit: NASA PACE

[16-Apr-18] The Air Down There. Credit: NASA PACE

To reveal hidden details about our ocean and atmosphere, PACE will will measure light over a broader spectrum than today’s ocean color instruments. This e-brochure explains what "going hyperspectral" means, and the insights it can reveal about our ocean and atmosphere. Credit: NASA PACE

[16-Apr-18] Colorful World. Credit: NASA PACE

PACE will help better identify phytoplankton communities from space. Its novel technology will keep a sharp eye on the health of our ocean. This e-brochure explains the ways PACE can differentiate between groups of plankton, based on the way they absorb, scatter or reflect light. Credit: NASA PACE

[16-Apr-18] Sea the Light. Credit: NASA PACE

Kirsten Carlson, a scientific illustrator, was the Schmidt Ocean Institute’s Artist-at-Sea during the "Sea to Space Particle Investigation. Her illustrations depict Pacific Ocean plankton between Honolulu and Portland. Credit: NASA PACE

[12-Sep-17] From Sea to Space. Credit: NASA PACE

This e-brochure, <i>A Climate Story: NASA Satellites Shed Light on the Delicate Balance Between Our Planet's Ocean & Atmosphere</i> provides a history of ocean remote sensing for climate and explores the relationship between aerosols, clouds, and the ocean. Credit: NASA PACE

[20-Jun-17] A Climate Story. Credit: NASA PACE

This e-brochure, <em>Understanding Earth Together</em>, summarizes the reasons for joining the PACE Early Adopter Program. Credit: NASA PACE

[21-Mar-17] Understanding Earth Together. Credit: NASA PACE

While orbiting Earth, PACE will not operate in a vacuum! This e-brochure, <em>PACE Synergy</em>, explores how PACE’s information will be used in conjunction with data collected by other missions. Credit: NASA PACE

[16-Mar-17] PACE Synergy. Credit: NASA PACE