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ALT A view of a section of the JPSS-4 satellite, featuring the integrated Libera instrument. The spacecraft and its components are heavily covered in bright golden-orange thermal insulation. Several protruding parts are wrapped in white protective covers, one of which features bold red text reading \"Remove before flight.\" Bundles of blue and white cables hang loosely beneath the satellite body. The background shows a softly blurred cleanroom setting with work chairs, tables, and a black-and-yellow caution tape.

ALT Map showing how nighttime light on Earth changed from 2014 to 2022. Gold areas indicate brighter nighttime lights. Purple areas indicate dimmer nighttime lights. White areas indicate a mix of brightening and dimming. The United States has gold areas on the west and more purple and white on the east. Europe is mostly purple. China, India, the Middle East, and Central America are mostly gold. There is a bright gold chain of lights stretching across the South Pacific toward Australia.

ALT Satellite image of a large storm system stretching across central North America observed on April 8, 2026, with a swirl centered over the western United States and broad cloud bands extending into the Plains, Great Lakes, and southern Canada. The enhanced-color day cloud phase view shows cloud patterns in shades of blue, yellow, orange, and red. NOAA and CIRA logos appear in the lower-right corner.

ALT Weekly recap graphic for #NOAASatelliteShowdown on a dark blue gradient background. Text reads “16 of 16 posted” above sixteen orange progress dots. Four rectangular image strips, labeled Thunderstorm, Smoke Plume, Lake-Effect, and Nor’easter, show preview slices of the four satellite images shared this past week. A NOAA logo is featured in the bottom right corner.









