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Astronomy: Mars LandSurveying @whitehouse

i found a crater with a strange texture! and wanted to share it File Location

Mars Land Surveying : Rocks on Mars

PIA26481: NASA’s Perseverance Observes ‘Observation Rock’

Original Caption Released with Image: This natural-color, high-resolution mosaic showing “Observation Rock” was taken by the Mastcam-Z instrument on NASA’s Perseverance as the rover climbed the western wall of Jezero Crater. The location is near an area the Perseverance science team is calling “Curtis Ridge.”

The 14 frames used to generate the mosaic were acquired on Oct. 18, 2024, the 1,302nd Martian day, or sol, of Perseverance’s mission. NasaPhotoJournal @nasa-jpl Rocks on mars

EarthScience @nasa-jpl

its the faultlines and TheFlintStones I dont know how Los angeles can be irrigated but im scared of the concrete infrastructure and its impact on Southern California @LACountyDPH

Civic / EcoStress @nasa-jpl @nasa EarthScience - Fire

Fire

whiteoutline meatball Space Station from Dragon @spacex

LANCE About the Fire Information for Resource Management System NASA FIRMS uses satellite observations from the MODIS and VIIRS instruments to detect active fires and thermal anomalies and deliver this information in near real-time to decision makers through email alerts, analysis ready data, online maps and web services

In other words "MODIS and VIIRS instruments" is only2
Things so that means the contraption does a lot more!

LANCE

Land, Atmosphere Near real-time Capability for Earth observation NASA’s Land, Atmosphere Near real-time Capability for Earth observation (LANCE) supports users interested in monitoring a wide variety of natural and human-created phenomena using near real-time (NRT) data and imagery that are made available much quicker than routine processing allows. ReadMore

Civic: Politics

Local Politician

Civic : @nasajpl i watched the documentary

watch on Youtube or NasaLive NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is widely known for its trailblazing role in space exploration. As one JPL veteran put it, “You only get to explore the solar system for the first time once, and we did a lot of it.” And now, many of these adventures can be relived again in this series of documentaries: JPL and the Space Age that uses rare archival footage and interviews with many of JPL’s pioneering engineers and scientists in the retelling of many of humanity’s first steps out into the cosmos. @whitehouse @usdepartmentoflabor @blackgirlscode : : normani the library make it hard to keep up with these things @nasa Jpl and The Space Age

Civic: Coyotes Downtown Los Angeles @deptofdefense

Coyote

Los Angeles River: Alge Report @GEOS-ESM @nasa @nasa-jpl @NASA-Planetary-Science

Los Angeles River at Willow St Long beach California Long Beach Alge

Android Forensics @blackgirlscode : : : normani

kali linux

Personal Life

I tried to reach out to a @flickr friend i was secure visiting bc he was a Jehovahs Witness

Computing : Css WebDev

I learned non destructive image editing there is a whole library on @mozilla’s mdn


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ElNino warning signs PIA25776: Early El Niño Signs

PIA25776: Early El Niño Signs 2023

Sea level data from the U.S.-European satellite Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich shows early signs of a developing El Niño along the equatorial Pacific Ocean. The measurements show Kelvin waves, low waves that can be tens of miles (hundreds of kilometers) wide, moving from west to east at the equator towards the west coast of Ecuador. When they form at the equator, Kelvin waves can move warm water – associated with higher sea levels – from the western Pacific to the eastern Pacific. Nasa Photo Journal:WeatheR

sea-level satellite

5 Things to Know About Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich

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