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#Exploring our #environment using #sensors for #earth and #space applications.@UW, Applied Physics Laboratory

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Wow, this is amazing! Even if it's just a projection.. this is something hospitals can work with!
It also is centering for us sheltering in place people to see.. thanks @IHME_UW #Covid_19 #science #schoolclosure

[Bill Gates @BillGates]

This impressive new tool from @IHME_UW will help hospitals, policymakers, and the general public better understand and prepare for the #COVID19 response in the U.S. https://t.co/tTd5tEtTRc

[NASA Earth @NASAEarth]

It’s the #FirstDayOfSpring in the Northern Hemisphere! Our seasons are caused by a tilt in Earth’s orbit 🔄. Twice a year, the Northern and Southern Hemispheres get equal amounts of daylight ☀️ — these days are called equinoxes. Good to see you, @NASASun!
https://t.co/74ukxnm3de

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

3- #Earth is thanking us for the lower emissions. Even if we thought we couldn't make #remoteworking happen, we're doing it. A great way to #center around our true #potential.

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Is it too early to see a #SilverLining ?
1- I cannot remember the last time this country and in fact #worldwide have felt so #connected. We're #InThisTogether .

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

2- No time lost on the #commute means we're closer to #family, caring for each other and spending #qualitytime.

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Amazing. Look at our gorgeous #SpaceShip!
#perspective #change can be #inspirational and #beautiful. #EarthDay50

[ARCHIVED - NASA Moon @NASAMoon]

Visiting the Moon changed our perspective of our home planet. Every Friday until #EarthDay50 we’ll share a pic of our Earth & Moon to honor our unique planet.

This is the first image of Earth from the Moon, taken on August 23, 1966 by Lunar Orbiter 1. https://t.co/phCyiFGeOG

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Being in #space is a powerful way to realize we're all one #overvieweffect #Earth #astronauts

[Nick Hague @AstroHague]

Who wants to walk on the moon? #BeAnAstronaut

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Thank you for continuing to inspire.

[NASA Langley Research Center @NASALangley]

Here at NASA’s Langley Research Center, where Katherine worked for some 33 years, we will carry forward her legacy. Katherine believed in equality. She overcame obstacles to achieve great things and make life better for others.

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Back to Seattle.. thanks #OSM20 for many wonderful meetings. Going back to @UW to develop #SCUID! #ocean ,#sensors

[LightOnThis @Anuscheh1]

Excited to be with so many other people who are out to understand the world!#OSM20,#theAGU, #SCUID, @UW