Aura Science : Data and Images : 2007

	Fires In Southern California NASA satellites continue to capture remarkable new images of the wildfires raging in Southern California. Aura's OMI images show the smoke aerosol layer generated by the fires in Southern California as it drifts over the Pacific Ocean. + More
	Observations of Laminar Cirrus Recent observations by the HIRDLS and CALIPSO experiments provide more detailed observations of the subvisible cirrus. This information will help describe the physics of cirrus formation, and possible future changes in stratospheric and upper tropospheric water vapor. + More
	Spectacular Mountain Wave Events The HIRDLS instrument aboard the Aura satellite is measuring temperature profiles of the atmosphere, revealing small-scale atmospheric buoyancy waves (also known as "gravity waves") in fine detail. + More
	'Double Record Breaker' 2006 Antarctic Ozone Hole seen by MLS Prolonged low temperatures in September 2006 increased by the longevity of 'active chlorine', leading to a record area and depth of the ozone hole. + More
	TES Hunts the Trail of Earth's Water For the first time, NASA scientists have used a shrewd spaceborne detective to track the origin and movement of water vapor throughout Earth's atmosphere. + More