Engineers prepare the ER-2 for airborne science mission, GLOVE
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A team of experts prepares the ER-2 aircraft at Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California for the GSFC Lidar Observation and Validation Experiment (GLOVE) in February 2025. Researcher Jennifer Moore from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center smiles beside the ER-2 aircraft’s forebody pod where the Cloud Physics Lidar (CPL) instrument will be installed. As a collaboration between engineers, scientists, and aircraft professionals, GLOVE aims to improve satellite data products for Earth Science applications.
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Engineers prepare the ER-2 for airborne science mission, GLOVE. Credit: NASA / AFRC.
Engineers prepare the ER-2 for airborne science mission, GLOVE. Credit: NASA / AFRC.
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