31 earth-sciences positions at National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in usa

Heliophysics Science: Dynamical and Coupling Processes in the Earth Upper Atmosphere

exist to participate in both theoretical and observational studies that expand the science goals of current and new NASA space-based missions focused in the Ionosphere-Thermosphere-Mesosphere (ITM) system

Petrological Evolution of Rocky Solar System Bodies

or I-589 forms in pending status Qualifications This opportunity requires completion of a doctoral degree in planetary science, earth science, geology, cosmochemistry, chemistry, mineralogy, or petrology

Using in situ and remote sensing data to study plant traits

of plant function and community assembly --- into predictive computer models of terrestrial ecosystems, land-atmosphere interactions, and the Earth System. Field of Science: Earth Science Advisors: Alexey

Wildland Fire Science: Proactive Fire Science and Impacts on Air Quality, Climate, and Society

of satellite data (e.g., VIIRS, MODIS, Sentinel, GOES, Planet), modeling, in-situ ground observations, and airborne measurements. Our focus is on the research and science that is the basis

Phasing of the Habitable Worlds Observatory Mirror

/2024 6:00:59 PM Eastern Time Zone Description Description: Habitable World Observatory will be NASA’s flagship mission that will be designed specifically to identify potentially habitable exoplanets

Computational, Analytical and Experimental Thermodynamics to Investigate the Presence, Stability, and Implications of Organic Matter in Ocean Worlds

Qualifications A PhD in Planetary Science, Earth Science, Geochemistry, Cosmochemistry or a related field is required by the start. Wet chemistry lab experience is essential. Experience or previous training in

Laboratory Chemistry Investigations of Planetary and Exoplanet Atmospheres

interdisciplinary teams across Earth, Planetary and Exoplanet science. Related Publications: Chao, Wen, et al. "Spectroscopic and Kinetic Studies of the ClSO Radical from Cl2SO Photolysis." Journal of the American

Multi-Scale Physical Processes and Their Consequences in the Solar Wind and Planetary Magnetospheres and Their Moons

simulations to study and collaborate in understanding these multi-scale processes and their consequences in the solar wind, Earth's magnetosphere or other planetary magnetospheres using the data from

Quantum Solid State Magnetometers and other Quantum Sensors (Silicon Carbide, NV Diamond)

surveying, and submarine detection. In space, it contributes to planetary science, Earth science, and Heliophysics. For space missions, magnetometers are positioned on a spacecraft boom to minimize

Development of infrared detectors and focal plane arrays for space instruments

Earth and planetary science missions. These imagers, based on semiconductor detectors, will provide enhanced sensitivity, better spatial and spectral resolutions, and higher operating temperatures than