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Clouds and Climate: Watch the Latest Interviews with The GLOBE Program's GLOBE Student 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. Plus, you can meet Xavier (South Africa), Hala (Saudi Arabia), Andrei (The Philippines), Hannah (Malta), Lakshmi (India), Christine (United States), Maia (Argentina), Carlos (United States), and Sisanda (South Africa) as they ask their mentors, friends, and family members these questions.
The GLOBE Program's GLOBE Student Vloggers are a group of competitively-selected GLOBE students who come from all GLOBE regions (Africa, Asia and Pacific, Europe and Eurasia, Latin America and Caribbean, Near East and North Africa, and North America). The GLOBE Student Vloggers release videos weekly. Topics include observing the world around them, doing real-science with The GLOBE Program, and much more (including sharing with their viewers and followers more about themselves and their culture).
To watch the video, click here.
To watch, or to watch again, the vloggers episodes, click here. (Be sure to subscribe to the channel to receive notifications when the latest episode is released.)
The Challenge
From 15 January to 15 February, the public is invited to take a look at clouds themselves by taking part in the NASA GLOBE Cloud Challenge 2022: Clouds in a Changing Climate.
To learn how you can participate in the NASA GLOBE Clouds Challenge 2022, click here.
News origin: GLOBE Implementation Office