GTOC 13 just dropped. Time to explore some exoplanets!

I need to get through James by P Everett first. Heavy books.

This could explain our reception issues!

Vibe coding my usurp fortnite in my late night bingeing.

"One great help to the understanding of things is to brood over them as a hen broods over her eggs: words are thought-eggs, and their chickens are truths; and in order to brood I sometimes learn by heart." George MacDonald

“...and you must not doubt the thread. Of one thing you may be sure, that while you hold it, I hold it too.” George MacDonald (From "The Princess and the Goblin," CHAPTER 15 Woven and Then Spun)

As part of NASA’s National Balloon Program, we're deploying high-altitude balloons to measure the Forbush decrease expected during this year's solar maximum. Here are some plots as we seek to establish a baseline. Daniel Voloshin and the team performed data analysis.

Turn around…

Playing around with long term radiation measurements. Working to measure the Forbush decrease from some stratospheric balloons. www.gmcmap.com/historyData....

I was looking for books there just yesterday…Wonderful little place. No luck with George MacDonald books though.

Look at the book we found by the fireplace! I think the Bon Accord in Glasgow might be a little bit of heaven…

I’m having no luck finding George Macdonald books in Scotland…

This looks cool!

Playing with a radiation sensor. Guess when I’m at work!

It’s heartbreaking and pathetic to see the fear of DEI result in the destruction of efforts that simply seek to love our neighbors. We did similar eclipse related activities and it was amazing to see the wonder and inspiration as students participated in science and wonder.

brb packing for my move to the cloud cities of Venus youtu.be/0az7DEwG68A?...

My new favorite book. Familiar yet strange. Mystical yet common. Near and far. I can’t wait to read again. Thanks for the recommendation!

#goblue! It’s great to be a Michigan Wolverine!

Students built a little rotation calibration stand for an IMU. Makes me want to go to Space Camp!

A beautiful fall day to see if we can get Peach Mountain up and running again. One last inspection, then a big decision.

Thank you to the SatNOGS community for tracking our #GRIFEX cubesat. We appreciate all your help. Satnogs decoded over 2 million of our data frames! Thank you! T - 12 days to reentry.

9 years ago, NASA_LSP launched the GRIFEX mission, a collaboration with NASA JPL to test new imaging systems. GRIFEX is going strong but will deorbit soon. Congrats to the team, led by Tyler Rose, So-Hee Kang, and Charles Lacy, for their incredible job. Impressive student impact!

Hi. It's good to see so many people again!