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By Stephen Nett 
It's summer on the Sonoma Coast - and that means you'll likely find banks of damp, gray fog in the mornings and evening.  From Doran Beach to Gualala Point, it’s a natural feature and a chilling experience. But that cool gray mist is also a vital lifeline.
While you’re waiting for the sun to appear, coastal plants are getting an essential drink. Fog can be their only source of water for six to eight months at a time. It’s so vital, many species have developed special ways of pulling a drink from thin air.

Sonoma Coast plants need summer fog
Basically, fog is just clouds on the ground, no different from the puffy white clouds in the sky. They’re both made of floating water droplets, as tiny as household dust or red blood cells. 
But those droplets can add up to a considerable amount of water. There’s about a half a gram of drinkable water in a cubic yard of fog. A cubic mile can carry as much as 50,000 gallons of water.
For thirsty creatures along the Sonoma Coast, the fog drifting in from the sea is a real lifeline, and many have specially adapted features that let them capture some of the drifting moisture.
The giant coast redwood trees, for example, have customized leaves that absorb water right out of the air. Coast redwoods are water lovers, and they can’t survive without the summertime fog. That’s why you don’t find their forests any further inland than the fog bank will reach. Up to 40% of their water comes from fog. A large redwood tree can absorb as much as 14 gallons an hour from wet leaves.

Redwoods can make their own rain
Redwoods and other trees have another way of wringing a drink from the fog bank. Their waxy leaves comb the fog and attract droplets, which collect and then drip down to the forest floor, where their roots can absorb them.
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Alright, Dr. Lauren Blackwell Landon, thank you so much for coming on Houston We Have a Podcast today.
Lauren Blackwell Landon:  Well, thank you for having me.
Host: You have a very interesting role, habitability of Mars Dune Alpha, but I’m sure just like many of the other special guests we have here, this is really not your only role. So how would you describe your role here at NASA? And I mean aside from CHAPEA, what you do day-to-day?
Lauren Blackwell Landon: Sure. So I have a few roles, many hats. I work in NASA’s Human Research Program. So I’m the team risk discipline scientist there, which means I oversee research related to teamwork and space kind of generally. I oversee like externally funded people, so usually they’re university professor types that specialize in this area. And I help inform the research plan. So like what topics do we need to tackle to really get us to the Moon and Mars? And we also look at lower orbit a little bit too. So for example, we really need to understand like what communication delays do to a team in space. So when they’re working more autonomously, they’re off on Mars, as well as kind of how that delay might impact the coordination that happens between crew and space. And then mission control on the ground, right? So we have this big team of experts on the ground that they’re working with the whole time. So if you’re communication delays with them, it makes work much more harder. So a lot of that job is kind of to point out the knowledge gaps and the problems that we need to fix. And then, you know, my job is great cause I get to work with some of the top people in the field. All these teams’ researchers that are kind of my heroes. I get to work with them all the time, which is amazing. And my job is to help them understand the NASA context, but also be able to translate what they’ve done for us and their expertise back to the researchers and managers and operations folks on the NASA side so that people understand what psychology is really about here.
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The NASA Glenn 2.2 Second Drop Tower is one of two drop towers located … Read the rest ⇢2.2 Second Drop TowerThe 2.2 Second Drop Tower has been used for nearly 50 years by researchers from around the world to study the effects of microgravity on physical phenomena ...Conceptual depiction of the proposed Electro-Motive Drop Tower (EMDT) facility that would modify/replace the Zero Gravity Research FacilityElectroMotive Drop Tower InitiativeThe Electro-Motive Drop Tower (EMDT) is a proposed upgrade to the existing Zero Gravity Research Facility (ZGF) – NASA GRC’s 5.2-second drop tower. The initiative aims to improve the ZGF; increasing test throughput, low gravity duration, and providing intermediate gravity levels, such as lunar and Martian gravity. The concept is similar to what has been … Read the rest ⇢ElectroMotive Drop Tower InitiativeThe Electro-Motive Drop Tower (EMDT) is a proposed upgrade to the existing Zero Gravity Research Facility (ZGF) – NASA GRC’s 5.2-second drop tower. The ...Mezzanine view of the drop vehicle and release mechanism being positioned over the vacuum chamber with a technician signaling the crane operator in the Zero Gravity Research Facility.Zero Gravity Research FacilityThe Zero Gravity Research Facility is NASA’s premier facility for ground based microgravity research, and the largest facility of its kind in the world. It provides researchers with a near weightless environment for a duration of 5.18 seconds. The Zero Gravity Research Facility is NASA’s premier facility for ground based microgravity research, and the largest … Read the rest ⇢Zero Gravity Research FacilityThe Zero Gravity Research Facility is NASA’s premier facility for ground based microgravity research, and the largest facility of its kind in the world. It ...Planetary Exploration Test FacilitiesTwo test vehicles driving on GRC-1 lunar simulant in the SLOPE Lab; one on a flat surface and one on the adjustable tilt-bedPlanetary Exploration Test FacilitiesThere are several state-of-the-art test rigs and facilities at the NASA Glenn Research Center (GRC) operated by GRC’s mTRAX Planetary Exploration team.  These rigs serve to test planetary roving vehicle systems and components in simulated planetary and lunar conditions.
NASA Launches Small Climate Satellite to Study Earth’s Poles - NASA
The agency’s PREFIRE (Polar Radiant Energy in the Far-InfraRed Experiment) mission consists of two shoebox-size cube satellites, or CubeSats, that will measure the amount of heat Earth radiates into space from two of the coldest, most remote regions on the planet. Data from the PREFIRE mission will help researchers better predict how Earth’s ice, seas, and weather will change in a warming world.
“NASA’s innovative PREFIRE mission will fill a gap in our understanding of the Earth system – providing our scientists a detailed picture of how Earth’s polar regions influence how much energy our planet absorbs and releases,” said Karen St. Germain, director of NASA’s Earth Science Division in Washington. “This will improve prediction of sea ice loss, ice sheet melt, and sea level rise, creating a better understanding of how our planet’s system will change in the coming years — crucial information to farmers tracking changes in weather and water, fishing fleets working in changing seas, and coastal communities building resilience.”
Ground controllers successfully established communications with the CubeSat at 8:48 EDT. The second PREFIRE CubeSat will set off on its own Electron rocket from Launch Complex 1 in the coming days. Following a 30-day checkout period during which engineers and scientists will make sure both CubeSats are working normally, the mission is expected to operate for 10 months.
At the heart of the PREFIRE mission is Earth’s energy budget – the balance between incoming heat energy from the Sun and the outgoing heat given off by the planet. The difference between the two is what determines the planet’s temperature and climate. A lot of the heat radiated from the Arctic and Antarctica is emitted as far-infrared radiation, but there is currently no detailed measurement of this type of energy.
The water vapor content of the atmosphere, along with the presence, structure, and composition of clouds, influences the amount of far-infrared radiation that escapes into space from Earth’s poles. Data collected from PREFIRE will give researchers information on where and when far-infrared energy radiates from the Arctic and Antarctic environments into space.
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The Structural Dynamics Laboratory, or SDL, performs tests to verify the survivability of a component or assembly when exposed … Read the rest ⇢Structural Dynamics LaboratoryThe Structural Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) performs structural dynamic testing to verify the survivability of a component or assembly when exposed to ...Smoldering combustion gas can proof test.Structural Static LaboratoryThe Structural Static Laboratory (SSL) performs tests to verify the structural integrity of space flight and ground test hardware. It can also be used to verify the modes of failure of a design when exposed to simulated service loads. Structural testing is performed to verify the structural integrity of space flight and ground test hardware. … Read the rest ⇢Structural Static LaboratoryThe Structural Static Laboratory (SSL) performs tests to verify the structural integrity of space flight and ground test hardware. It can also be used to ...Microgravity FacilitiesStudents participate in the Dropping in Microgravity Environment (DIME) event.2.2 Second Drop TowerThe 2.2 Second Drop Tower has been used for nearly 50 years by researchers from around the world to study the effects of microgravity on physical phenomena such as combustion and fluid dynamics and to develop technology for future space missions. The NASA Glenn 2.2 Second Drop Tower is one of two drop towers located … Read the rest ⇢2.2 Second Drop TowerThe 2.2 Second Drop Tower has been used for nearly 50 years by researchers from around the world to study the effects of microgravity on physical phenomena ...Conceptual depiction of the proposed Electro-Motive Drop Tower (EMDT) facility that would modify/replace the Zero Gravity Research FacilityElectroMotive Drop Tower InitiativeThe Electro-Motive Drop Tower (EMDT) is a proposed upgrade to the existing Zero Gravity Research Facility (ZGF) – NASA GRC’s 5.2-second drop tower. The initiative aims to improve the ZGF; increasing test throughput, low gravity duration, and providing intermediate gravity levels, such as lunar and Martian gravity. The concept is similar to what has been … Read the rest ⇢ElectroMotive Drop Tower InitiativeThe Electro-Motive Drop Tower (EMDT) is a proposed upgrade to the existing Zero Gravity Research Facility (ZGF) – NASA GRC’s 5.2-second drop tower.
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Falafel is a pan-fried patty made from ground garbanzo beans (chickpeas) and Middle Eastern spices. It makes a healthy and delicious sandwich when served with a seasoned yogurt dressing and fresh onions on whole wheat pita bread. Try this recipe for lunch or dinner.

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 dry garbanzo beans
 

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 lemon juice
 

 

 
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 hot pepper sauce
 

 

 
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 plain yogurt
 

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