NASA extends deadline for public cloud photos submitted to space satellite project
NASA has renewed its request for citizen-submitted sky photographs to support a specific space satellite initiative.
Project timeline extension announced
The space agency officially extended the submission deadline for individuals wishing to participate in this cloud observation project. This renewal allows more time for people across the country to capture and upload images of their local skies. Participants can continue to send photos that will be analyzed by the satellite system.
Submission requirements remain active
Citizens must still follow existing guidelines when taking pictures intended for this specific scientific collection effort. The agency expects these images to help researchers understand cloud patterns over time. All new submissions will be processed according to the original project protocols established earlier.
Public participation continues now
Anyone with a camera can still join this ongoing initiative by following the updated instructions provided online. The goal remains to gather diverse data from various geographic locations for future analysis. NASA will review each entry against the criteria set for the satellite mission.
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