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  • Live Video Feed from MGO’s VLBI Station

    Live Video Feed from MGO’s VLBI Station

    McDonald Geodetic Observatory’s VLBI Station consists of a 12m antenna which operates within the VGOS network led by NASA’s Space Geodesy Project. This antenna and several others around the world […]

     
  • U.T. Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

    U.T. Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

    Space is both a destination and an object of study. It has also become the vantage point from which we investigate and improve our own planet. In aerospace engineering, students work closely with faculty to […]

     
  • Mid-American Geospatial Information Center

    Mid-American Geospatial Information Center

    The Mid-American Geospatial Information Center (MAGIC) provides access to NASA remote sensing data. Users include state agencies, federal agencies, regional and local governments […]

     
  • GRACE Follow-On Mission

    GRACE Follow-On Mission

    Since its launch in May 2018, the GRACE-FO mission has continued the measurement of variations in the Earth’s gravity field, and […]

     
 
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    Quantum Sensing Era Begins at CSR

    Texas Engineers are leading a multi-university research team, funded by NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate, that will build technology and tools to improve measurement of important climate factors by observing atoms in […]

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  • Ph.D. Student Geethu Jacob. Photo credit: Geethu Jacob.

    Ph.D. Student Geethu Jacob Applies Machine Learning to Ultrasound Project

    Geethu Jacob, an aerospace engineering Ph.D. student at CSR who usually applies her skills to gravity estimation for tracking climate change, has also been using machine learning to help identify […]

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  • As ice sheets and glaciers on Greenland melt and the water is redistributed around the global oceans, sea level does not rise uniformly. New research using high-latitude measurements by satellites confirms computational models that forecast lower sea level around Greenland but higher levels farther away. Credit: Matthew Hoffman

    Ocean Altimetry Observations Confirm Models of Sea-Level Change from Greenland Mass Loss

    As ice sheets and glaciers continue to lose mass, we expect sea levels to rise by different amounts around the world and even to fall near the ice sheets. Models […]

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