When I first moved to [city name redacted], I was a somewhat regular attendee at city council meetings, even speaking a few times. Once, I spoke about the council trying to limit the amount of time citizens could speak on Read More
When I first moved to [city name redacted], I was a somewhat regular attendee at city council meetings, even speaking a few times. Once, I spoke about the council trying to limit the amount of time citizens could speak on Read More
A 30-cm color sample of Hexagon aerial imagery from 2024 collected over downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. This month, Hexagon released new 30-centimeter (cm) resolution imagery of New Mexico, including DSM and stereo data collected from May to July 2024. Read More
NASA’s new course, Introduction to Open Science, is a game-changer for anyone interested in advancing inclusive and accessible science. This free, self-paced online course helps participants understand the principles of open science and equips them with tools to contribute to Read More
If you are searching for medium and high-resolution satellite imagery, the search is over as Image Hunter is the solution you’ve been looking for! Featuring satellite and aerial imagery as well as digital elevation models (DEMs) from a constantly expanding Read More
How do you feel about puzzles…things like word search, find the missing items, etc? My Dad, a car mechanic and avid fisherman, was drawn to puzzles. He couldn’t get enough of them, getting lost for hours in putting each piece Read More
As always, our favorite part of the newsletter is this list of nerdy technological advances, so let’s get going! Low-cost battery uses widely available elements to store energy. These bacteria can break down plastics in water. Low-cost solar-powered system for Read More
I have this friend, an old neighbor, who is one of the most interesting people I’ve ever met, extremely intelligent, and certifiably crazy. To be fair, he’s probably got multiple undiagnosed mental illnesses, but at 76, he’s not looking to Read More
A ghost town in Turkey that draws numerous tourists gives insight into ancient villages of long ago. Centuries ago, Kayakoy was home to Greek-speaking Christian subjects and Turking-speaking Muslim Ottoman rulers who lived in harmony until the Greco-Turkish War of Read More
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