space (not spatial)
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Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)
Remote Sensing, 1961 and today
Today, NASA, geospatial scientists, and people from around the world celebrate the first time that we saw Earth, in a now familiar view, from space. Astronaut Alan B. Shepard, Jr., the […]
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Cartography, Data, GIS_Software, space (not spatial)
The Geospatial Community and Public Interest Declassification Board
The National Archives Blog, Transforming Classification: Blog of the Public Interest Declassification Board recently asked different listservs – “What records should the US Government prioritize for declassification?” They took suggestions […]
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Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)
Geospatial Gif Party: Now with NASA LEGO
I like visiting the blog, i09: We come from THE FUTURE, for my daily dose of fun science and science fiction news. This headline, “Here’s the first look at Lego’s […]
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Voyager 1 Has Left The Solar System….. Probably. Maybe. We Think
Honestly it’s like the space scientist equivalent of watching Lindsey Lohan. Has it left? When did it leave? Is it still here? Is it long gone? I can’t stop obsessing […]
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Moon’s Gravity Mapped To The Micron
Gizmodo has a really cool article about NASA’s attempts to map the moon’s odd gravity down to the micron. Two orbiters around the moon are part of the GRAIL program […]
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Education, GeographyAwareness, space (not spatial)
Today’s College Freshman and the Geospatial World
Beloit College has released their 2012 list of things that new college freshman have known their whole lives, besides making some of us feel very old, it gives a good overview […]
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Remote Sensing, space (not spatial)
What File Compression Is The Curiosity Rover Using?
It’s fair to say we over at VerySpatial are big space nerds. And it’s fair to say we’re also pretty big remote sensing nerds. When the guys over at BoingBoing […]
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A fond farewell to Shuttle Discovery
This morning Space Shuttle Discovery left Kennedy Space Center in Florida on its way to its new home at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, and it got a great sendoff […]
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How space can make us better
Neil deGrasse Tyson was recently on The Daily Show and he backed Sue’s excitement about space (not to be confused with space) and the importance of a sense of exploration […]
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GeographyAwareness, space (not spatial)
40th anniversary of the announcement of the space shuttle program
This great image of US President Nixon and NASA Administrator Dr. James Fletcher shared today by NASA marks the 40th anniversary – January 5, 1972 – of the announcement by […]
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