NASA provides data on astronomy and geodesy to aid scientific disciplines that study Earth's position in space, shape, and gravitational field.
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NASA’s astronomy and geodesy data help scientists better understand processes such as plate tectonics, ocean tides, the atmosphere, and the motion of the Earth’s poles.
May 5–7, 2025
ESA-ESRIN, Frascati, Italy
NASA and ESA's AI Foundation Models for Earth Observation workshop will explore opportunities and challenges for using foundation models to advance Earth science.
The initiative, spearheaded by NASA's Office of the Chief Science Data Officer (OCSDO), will improve the use of NASA's science data for greater discoveries.
Open Science 101 is a free course with online and in-person options where anyone can learn to put open science principles into practice.
The new Science Information Policy describes how and when the valuable science data produced by NASA's Science Mission Directorate should be shared.