The
NASA Landsat Science
website has a lot of important scientific material. And some not so significant,
but an awful lot of fun. One of the pages is called
Your Name In Landsat. When you type a name into the box and click the Enter button, the page returns a set of images that mirror the letters in the name.
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'Kathy' - can you see it? |
Wow that is so cool. And yes, I see your name.
ReplyDeleteVery cool
ReplyDeleteYes, I see it. Very interesting. Heading on over to do mine.
ReplyDeleteOur omoma written with the horizontal division of the earth is very beautiful!! I didn't know about this program, thanks for the info Kathy!!
ReplyDeleteDown the rabbit hole I went. I could waste days on this site.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :-)
DeleteThat is fun. I bet some names cause problems, though . . . those with x and z for example.
ReplyDeleteJust for fun I tried the names Lizzy and Max and had no problems.
DeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat...it took me a few seconds to see your name written, but once I saw it, I clearly saw it.
ReplyDeleteCute! But someone sat there and matched up those land masses with the alphabet letters. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteI know!
DeleteHow fun is that? I do see it.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I've never heard of this. This looks like so much fun. And yes, I certainly do see KATHY.
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