Review of the GRACE satellite missions in the press
10.8.2026
Fact Check: Posts claim Earth will 'lose gravity' for 7 seconds on Aug. 12, 2026. NASA pulls us back to reality
Link: Yahoo! News Canada
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1.8.2026
NASA's gravity maps show Earth's gravity is uneven, with some anomalies linked to deep structures inside the planet rather than the surface we see
Link: The Times of India
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29.7.2026
NASA model reveals Earth is actually shaped like a potato
Link: NewsBreak
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29.7.2026
NASA's 3D Visualization Shows How Gravity Can Warp the World's Oceans
Link: Phandroid
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17.7.2026
Beim Wasser leben wir längst auf Pump
Link: BILD
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26.6.2026
Iran is running out of water. The problem goes far beyond policy failure
Link: Resilience
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26.06.2026
Human-induced moisture losses can overestimate water availability by 50% in India: Study
Link: The Tribune
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24.06.2025
Free Water Testing Offered Across Florida as Drought Recedes but Groundwater Lags
Link: LocalPro
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15.06.2026
Rapid Rebound Masks Glacier Loss in Alaska, Iceland
Link: sciencemag.com
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10.06.2026
NASA satellite data shows sharp decline in groundwater in Brazil
Link: heise online
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10.06.2026
In Brasilien: NASA-Satelliten machen beunruhigende Entdeckung
Link: Netzwelt.de
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04.06.2026
Earth Rotation Climate Change Rate Unseen in 3.6 Million Years: GPS Precision at Stake
Link: Tech Times
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29.04.2026
Global Daily Mascon Solutions Reveal Rapid Gravity Variations
Link: ScienMag
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23.04.2026
Why is Antarctica’s mass increasing?
Link: esa
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19.2.2026
Anomalie unter der Antarktis: Neue Studie erklärt riesiges „Schwerkraft-Loch“
Link: futurezone.de
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