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NOAA GOES-S will travel to space aboard a ULA Atlas V 541 expendable launch vehicle, or rocket.

Learn about the Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI), the primary instrument on the GOES-R Series for imaging Earth’s weather, oceans and environment.

Two new geostationary weather satellites will provide constant watch over the United States and the Western Hemisphere, learn more about them!

NOAA's GOES East satellite caught a dramatic view of the Bombogenesis 'Bomb Cyclone' moving up the East Coast on the morning of January 4, 2018. The…

Now in its new GOES East position, the advanced GOES-16 satellite has officially joined NOAA’s operational observation network, providing forecasters

NOAA’s GOES-S, the second in a series of next-generation satellites, headed south for the winter this week as it readies for launch.

NOAA’s GOES-S spacecraft is one step closer in the final journey to T-zero, as the booster and Centaur upper stage arrive for inspection.

NOAA’s GOES-S spacecraft, the next in a series of advanced weather satellites, arrives at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center aboard a U.S. Air Force C-5 Super Galaxy aircraft.