Tag Archives: geography matters

Apollo News Snippets – October 2019

Posted on October 1, 2019

It’s that time of the month when you get to read about all the fun technology ideas I have seen recently, so let’s jump in, yay! New heat shields for electronic devices that are just atoms thick. Organic molecules could … Read more

Our Changing Landscape – Serengeti National Park

Posted on October 1, 2019

In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with a time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 14 billion square kilometers … Read more

The Soft Core of the Earth – Place Meanings

Posted on October 1, 2019

The only bit of wisdom I recall ever coming up with was this one statement said over beers to a longhaul trucker, who I’d just met and never would see again, at a dive bar, when we were chatting about … Read more

Your Imagery Work Break – 2018 Burning Man

Posted on September 3, 2019

(Image Courtesy: Maxar. Processed by Apollo Mapping for improved color accuracy and clarity.) We love maps. We love imagery. We love work breaks. We hope you like them as well! These late summer days are limited in number so take … Read more

Apollo News Snippets – September 2019

Posted on September 3, 2019

Do you have time for some tech in your day? Hopefully so as we have a nice list of recent tech advances for you below From plant cells to headache medicine. High-tech, low-cost air conditioning idea developed. Could this advance … Read more

The Soft Core of the Earth – Eavesdropping

Posted on September 3, 2019

Marco Esquandoles is taking this month off, so enjoy the prose of guest columnist, Riff Raff. Mr. Raff is a vagabond who has traveled all over the world, mostly getting kicked out of bars – and sometimes cities (a country … Read more

Our Changing Landscape – Volcano Sabancaya, Peru

Posted on September 3, 2019

In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with a time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 14 billion square kilometers … Read more

Our Changing Landscape – April 2015 Eruption of Calbuco Volcano, Chile

Posted on August 6, 2019

In this monthly feature, we span the globe to examine Our Changing Landscape with a time series of medium resolution RapidEye satellite imagery. The RapidEye archive dates back to late 2008 and already contains more than 14 billion square kilometers … Read more

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