What does NASA have to do with a cup of coffee?
In states, cities, and neighborhoods like yours,
NASA provides valuable information about Earth from space
to help community leaders, policymakers, small businesses,
and even coffee shops.
We're proud to present Space for U.S.
stories from every state in the nation about people solving complex problems
with a little help from NASA’s fleet of Earth-observing satellites.
For more than six decades, NASA has been using its view from space to learn more about Earth.
With advanced technology and a global perspective,
NASA can capture groundbreaking insights that impact our lives everyday.
During Hurricane Maria, NASA created high-quality satellite maps that identified power outages across the island,
guiding first responders' deployment of life-saving aid.
Thousands of miles away, a family owned coffee company in Maine used NASA sunlight, wind, and temperature data
to determine the perfect placement for their state-of-the-art solar wall.
In Arizona, NASA Earth observations are helping to pinpoint the hottest locations around the metro Phoenix area,
making civic planning and environmental monitoring efforts a lot easier.
These are just a few examples.
In every state, people are confronting pressing challenges by combining
innovative analysis and extraordinary collaboration.
Thanks to Earth observations, NASA is helping businesses, governments,
and communities put new information about our planet into practice,
all the time.
You can see examples in action across the U.S. at nasa.gov/spaceforus.
Look for stories by topics such as "animals," "disasters," "energy," and "health."
Or browse by state, and explore what people are doing with NASA Earth data in your part of the country.
Visit nasa.gov/spaceforus today.
We think you'll like the view from up here.