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University of Montana researchers develop science for NASA

January 29, 2015/

Early Thursday morning University of Montana researches huddled in a conference room on campus to watch NASA launch a satellite, but unsafe windy conditions prevented the take off. John Kimball is a researcher involved in the mission. SMAP stands for soil moisture active passive.

Full Story: http://www.nbcmontana.com/news/um-researchers-developes-science-for-nasa/30997762

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