ESTO News

March 15, 2023, marks ESTO’s 25th Anniversary. Over the next several months we’ll highlight some of the more notable technology successes from the last quarter century. Learn more here: 25 Years of ESTO Impacts

A novel NASA-funded infrared radiometer celebrates its third year in Earth orbit, marking a new milestone for a small satellite that may make a huge impact on infrared imaging.

ESTO is pleased to announce the 2023 Earth Science Technology Forum (ESTF2023), June 20-22 in Pasadena, CA.

Due to budgetary constraints,  the Sustainable Land Imaging - Technology 2022 Solicitation has been withdrawn from (will not be solicited in) ROSES-2022. This program may be solicited in ROSES-2023, but at this time proposals are not solicited.

First light data suggests CTIM's detectors surpass initial stability predictions

Attending the 2023 American Meteorological Society Annual Meeting (Jan 8-12, 2023, in Denver, CO)? Take along this schedule of ESTO-affiliated activities.

The Multiband Uncooled Radiometer Imager (MURI) instrument is launched as hosted payload on SpaceX Transporter 6.