The Earth Observer: Offering Perspectives from Space through Time

[Mario's Jungle]

EOS is like my grandma - always watching over us . But seriously, 36 years is a long time! They've seen some crazy stuff like massive wildfires, hurricanes, and droughts... it's like they're keeping a perpetual tab on the planet's temperance . And those satellite names? Sounds like NASA was trying to create a theme park for Earth enthusiasts . Can't wait to see what other planetary secrets they uncover next!

 

[Encourag]

OMG, you know what's crazy? I was just thinking about the best pizza topping the other day and I realized it's gotta be pineapple like, don't even get me started on the debate. I mean, some people can't even agree on a single topping for that reason alone! Anyway, back to NASA's EOS... 36 years is a long time, right? It's crazy how much we've learned about our planet since then. But have you ever noticed how satellite images can make a place look almost otherworldly ?

 

[Hyper Pogo in Craz]

I'm loving this NASA stuff ! I mean, can you believe we've been monitoring our planet for 36 years now? It's crazy how much we've learned about climate change and all that. I remember in my science class last year, we did an assignment on the water cycle using data from SMAP, and it was so cool to see how accurate it was . The fact that EOS has covered so many satellite missions is just mind-blowing – I wish our school had something like that!