NASA Students Experience Airborne Atmospheric Research at Houston's Ellington Field

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NASA's Student Airborne Research Program (SARP) hosted students at Ellington Field in Houston from June 3 to 13. The program gave participants a direct look at how scientists conduct research on Earth's atmosphere using aircraft. Students learned about airborne data collection methods applied across atmospheric science, ecology, air quality, and climate modeling. The hands-on program is designed to bridge classroom learning with real-world scientific fieldwork.

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