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The successful launch of the GOES-R (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite R-series), now GOES-16 satellite was a major achievement for NO

As researchers and engineers work to get GOES-16's on-board systems online and calibrated following launch, school…

on December 6, 1966, a NASA Atlas rocket carried the Applications Technology Satellite (ATS-1) to space.

Now that GOES-R, the first in NOAA’s GOES-R series of satellites, has reached geostationary orbit, it has officially…

Spacecraft separation has been confirmed and GOES-R is flying free in space for the first time.

Highlights leading up to and during the GOES-R launch, the GOES-R, GOES-S, and GOES-T launch vehicle is an Atlas V 541 expendable launch vehicle (ELV). The term expendable launch vehicle means each vehicle is only..

GOES-R, the first of NOAA’s highly advanced geostationary weather satellites, has successfully lifted off from Cape…

Why does NOAA collaborate internationally? In short, because it can’t afford not to.