Join NCAR scientist Britt Stephens as he tells us stories and answers questions about his adventures flying around Antarctica in the name of climate science.
NCAR scientist Falko Judt, talks about chaos theory, the butterfly effect, and why we will (likely) never be able to forecast the weather for more than 3 weeks into the future.
Join NCAR scientist Agbeli Ameko to explore amazing new opportunities for you and me to make weather observations in our own backyards.
NCAR atmospheric chemist Frank Flocke’s job is to measure the gases, chemicals, and particles that affect our air quality. Find out what he finds in air samples.
Join NCAR scientists Rebecca Centeno Elliott and Astrid Maute to explore their work studying the magnetism of the Sun, and how that affects Earth.
Gunter Leguy shares his unexpected path to becoming an ice expert and the science behind how climate affects our planet’s ice today and in the future.
NCAR internship and student program coordinators, Jerry Cycone and Virginia Do, reveal their own career journeys and discuss different pathways to STEM careers.
NCAR systems engineers Jenett Tillotson and Joey Mendoza go behind the scenes at the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center to see the super storage for scientists.
Learn how NCAR software engineer Max Grover is helping improve our understanding of global climate through coding, computer science, creativity, and problem-solving.
Janine Aquino and Andrew Green care for science aircraft. Take a live look at aviation, atmospheric science, and more, live from NCAR’s Research Aviation Facility.