Scientists Report Increased Thinning of West Antarctic Glaciers
September 23 — Glaciers in West Antarctica are shrinking at a rate substantially higher than observed in the 1990s. More

Glaciers Surge When Ice Shelf Breaks Up
September 21 — Since 2002, when the Larsen B ice shelf broke away from the coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, scientists have witnessed profound increases in the flow of nearby glaciers into the Weddell Sea. More

Kennedy Space Center Recovers from Hurricane Frances
September 16 — Close to 14,000 people returned to work at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) this week, following an 11-day closure due to Hurricane Frances. More

NASA Prepares for Hurricane Ivan
September 14 — NASA centers and facilities could feel Ivan's terrible wrath. More

NASA's GRACE Gravity Mission Weighs in on Earth's Changing Climate
September 9 — Scientists demonstrate how measuring Earth's gravity field can help monitor changes in climate and weather. More

Latest on Hurricane Frances
September 7 — NASA teams are surveying the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) for damage caused by Hurricane Frances. More

NASA Scientists Develop Tools for Carbon Management
September 2 — NASA scientists unveil Internet tools that will aid in removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. More

NASA Prepares for Hurricane Frances
September 2 — Hurricane Frances could strike near NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC) this weekend. More

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