#satelites

[viejospellejos]

[damianscapeandsword]

You know when I first learned about the cloud I was like oh it's just saving to another computer there is no actual cloud that floats around the earth hoarding everybody's data. But I did hope that computer would be in space as a satellite. Cuz that was more on theme and I like to romanticize life. And it's prolly not in space in a satellite it's prolly just a room full of hardrives in the basement of some major tech company. But I don't know for sure, so I still choose to believe there is cloud/s that hoards all our data and floats around the earth. It/they just happen to be higher in the sky and made of metal.😁

[mylefteye]

UFO or Santa

[americangeophysicalunion]

When he’s not sharing NASA’s Earth Science discoveries with the world, Peter Falcon is hitting softballs with @NASAJPL’s best and brightest.

  He spoke with us this week about transitioning to NASA from a behavioral science background, building a work family with his colleagues, and making the mistakes that build character. https://tinyurl.com/57224bvz

[allanodyne]

We'll never wake up again

            by AllanOdyne

[mar-bcast]

[choppedcowboydinosaur]

Does anyone remember seeing documentaries from the 2000′s about alternative energy where a satellite in orbit would  beam microwaves it absorbed from the sun down to earth as energy for solar panels to absorb? I saw it in documentary once but, I’m not sure how effective it would actually be for energy production. At least it could be a cool death ray.

[gafiixe]

En Saturno viven los hijos que nunca tuvimos.

En Plutón aún se oyen gritos de amor.

En la Luna gritan a solas tu voz y mi voz.

Pidiendo perdón, cosa que nunca pudimos hacer peor.