Lone Explorer From Earth Around Saturnian System
lone explorer from Earth around Saturnian system
An awe-inspiring journey captured by Cassini in the 13 years it’s been observing the Saturnian system. It is humbling and breathtaking to see the spacecraft taking images of the glowing and sun-eclipsing Saturn.
Preemptively, in few hours, Cassini will burn up and disintegrate like a meteor as it enters the Satrun’s atmosphere at 70,000 miles per hour.
It is truly a privilege to be part of NASA’s JPL to explore the grandeur of the universe.
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HELL WEEK, means new blog post!
Updating this blog (basically writing) is ironically relaxing.
nostalgia
Walked around Manhattan today after like 7 months (beginning of January)… (and that was the last time I walked around the city with you)
Intense.
Thank you and can’t wait for an exciting month detectives!
Currently: Cozy in my bed reading sherlock holmes fanfiction! Love how these fans mix mystery and romance (yep I did get distracted - but only to post this)
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In a nutshell or two: I love aerospace. I'm an engineer, writer, a photographer, and a reader. And, of course, a blogger. I spent my high school years in New York City, managing to defy every urban bum new yorker stereotype (except for the "bum" part). My school life basically revolved around Aviation and Science Bowl. If you continue to read this, I can assure you three (3) things: (1) impeccable grammar (yea, ok) and spelling (thanks to auto spell check), (2) a total lack of entertainment (literally, everyone’s view of entertainment is different), (3) an alliteration of photos, and (4) so many listings. (and of course parentheses)
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