Bea Gallardo-Lacourt has been working at NASA GSFC since 2019. She first joined NASA as an NPP fellow affiliated with Universities of Space Research Association (USRA), as a member of the Ionospheric-Thermospheric-Mesospheric (ITM) Laboratory (675).

My name is Bea (Beatriz) Gallardo-Lacourt and I’m a southern hemisphere native. I am originally from Chile, the long and skinny country in South America. I was born and raised in Santiago, the capital of Chile.

Apr 25, 2019 · Authors of a new study published in AGU’s journal Geophysical Research Letters analyzed satellite data and ground images of STEVE events and conclude that the reddish arc and green picket fence are two distinct phenomena arising from different processes.

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Aug 20, 2018 · WASHINGTON — Thin ribbons of purple and white light that sometimes appear in the night sky were dubbed a new type of aurora when brought to scientists’ attention in 2016. But new research suggests these mysterious streams of light are not an aurora at all but an entirely new celestial phenomenon.

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Jun 18, 2020 · AGU editors recognize the contributions of reviewers, whose valuable expertise continues to raise our journals’ high standards. Today in Eos, AGU Publications again recognizes a number of...

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Oct 30, 2014 · In this study we determine the ionospheric flow pattern associated with substorm auroral onset beads using ASIs and SuperDARN radars, which occasionally are operated in high-time resolution. Different orientations of the radar beams relative to the onset arc for different events allow us to distinguish between north-south and east-west flows.