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The flow speeds of Antarctica's fastest-accelerating glaciers in 2008-2014 likely increased because of warm water blown into their bay by La Niña and another climate pattern.

Wind, warm water revved up melting Antarctic glaciers

Wind, warm water revved up melting Antarctic glaciers

For the first time, scientists have detected sea level "fingerprints" – patterns of variation in global sea level due to changes in water and ice on land – in GRACE data.

NASA/UCI find evidence of sea level 'fingerprints'

NASA/UCI find evidence of sea level 'fingerprints'

Satellite imagery from NASA's Aqua satellite and NASA-NOAA's Suomi NPP satellite have provided data on the still Category 5 Hurricane Irma

Satellites show different sides of Hurricane Irma

Satellites show different sides of Hurricane Irma

Irma made landfall twice on Sept. 10, first in the Florida Keys and then near Naples. Satellites provided daytime and night-time views of the storm.

NASA gets night-time and daytime look at a weaker wide Irma

NASA gets night-time and daytime look at a weaker wide Irma

A NASA geophysicist has found that sea level rise is triggering occurrences of minor nuisance flooding along coastlines.

Rising seas bring a rising nuisance: coastal flooding

Rising seas bring a rising nuisance: coastal flooding

Satellites have given us a global picture of rising seas and ocean dynamics.

25 years of sea-level science

25 years of sea-level science