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Take landscape photos for NASA's PACE satellite mission using GLOBE's Land Cover tool during the North American Phenology Campaign.  >>

From 15 September to 15 October, NASA scientists working on the PACE satellite mission are asking for your help to collect Clouds observations when the PACE satellite is overhead.  >>

Learn how to support PACE science by observing fall color in a GLOBE Observer Connect conversation with PACE vegetation scientist, Skye Caplan, on September 22, 2026, at 1 pm ET (17:00 UTC). Skye will introduce PACE, a new hyperspectral satellite designed to measure plankton, aerosols, clouds, and the ocean ecosystem, and she will describe some of the ways she is using PACE data to study plants on land, including a new leaf color product.  >>

Acompáñanos el 11 de septiembre en un seminario web de capacitación para voluntarios, con el fin de prepararnos para el próximo Reto PACE y Nubes.  >>

Join us on 9 September for a volunteer training webinar to prepare for the upcoming PACE Clouds Challenge.  >>

On August 27 at 12 p.m. ET (16:00 UTC), Dr. Andy Sayer and Dr. Carina Poulin from PACE will join Marilé Colón Robles from the GLOBE Clouds team to introduce PACE and a new Clouds Challenge to collect Clouds observations aligned with PACE worldwide.  >>

Which GLOBE team won the GLOBE Cup Challenge? In this GLOBE Observer Connect from July 30, we announced the results and recognized the winning teams and top observers.  >>

Land cover vs. temperature: the GLOBE Cup Challenge is on! Join us on 11 June at 12 pm ET (16:00 UTC) for a conversation with scientists (and soccer fans) Dr. Eric Brown de Colstoun from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and Dr. Kevin Czajkowski from the University of Toledo. They will set the stage for the GLOBE Cup Challenge by exploring the science of how the type of ground where people play soccer (football) influences the surrounding temperature.  >>

The Artemis crew took many photos of Earth and described the awe they felt for their home planet. Show us what Earth means to you by observing your favorite Earth features from 22 April to 22 May.  >>

To wrap up the Observe Like Artemis Challenge, our May GO Connect will feature Amber Turner and Megan Borel, members of the Artemis II Lunar Science Team. Join us at 12:00 pm ET on 20 May 2026 to hear about Amber and Megan's experiences preparing the Artemis II astronauts for their historic lunar flyby.  >>