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Join NASA scientist, Dr. Elizabeth MacDonald and citizen scientist, Donna Lach, as they discuss Aurorasaurus, a citizen science project where volunteers can submit reports and photographs of auroras to help NASA scientists track its appearance across the globe.
Want to discover more Citizen Science Projects?
Check out the full episode of this NASA Science Live: https://youtu.be/TURJhJB9F-Y
Learn more about Aurorasaurus: https://www.aurorasaurus.org
Want to discover more Citizen Science Projects?
Check out the full episode of this NASA Science Live: https://youtu.be/TURJhJB9F-Y
Learn more about Aurorasaurus: https://www.aurorasaurus.org
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