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GOES-S, the next spacecraft in the GOES-R satellite series, is undergoing environmental testing.

Spacecraft separation has been confirmed and GOES-R is flying free in space for the first time.

Highlights leading up to and during the GOES-R launch, the GOES-R, GOES-S, and GOES-T launch vehicle is an Atlas V 541 expendable launch vehicle (ELV). The term expendable launch vehicle means each vehicle is only..

The GOES-R series satellites will provide continuous weather monitoring. The new generation GOES-R satellites will carry significant improvements and technology innovation on board.

GOES-R will be a game changer for forecasting across the U.S., but did you know Earth’s weather is not the only weather the satellite will monitor?

Weather generally blows in from over the horizon, and the GOES-R satellite will keep an eye on what's coming. But GOES-R will also monitor space…

2,300 miles is a long way, but locked in orbit above the equator, it's home sweet home for a weather satellite, the nation's newest, called GOES-R.

How will NOAA’s GOES-R satellite get from its current home in Colorado to Kennedy Space Center for launch in October 2016? Watch this fun video to…