@planktonteuta.bsky.social

@planktonteuta.bsky.social

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Loves flashing lights, ocean, dragons, microbes. Music. Loud drums. Books. Real life scientist. Things i post here are reflection of my crazy mind, not my employers.

dear, munching on the grass
Letter written by a child: Dear Mrs Mills. I am so sorry for misbehaving. I had a video game playing in the background but i was not playing it. Veles.
lot of tiny wookie cookies
white squirrel, caught by surprise
Artemis taco night!
Artemis II cake.
my amazing artemis cake
baked sheet of vanilla cake
garden waking up in the sunshine. dog chilling in the sun.
me and my baby son, at the beach in RI, with R/V Endeavour in the background
snow covering cars road and trees in Olney republic!
image of PACE satellite with add for PACE workshop
Krofne/krafne
three very cute puppies jumping on a poor scientist that is so happy for those puppies to be at her work.
Europa ICONS inspiring Clipper: Opportunities for Next-Generation Scientists A STEM Internship for Undergraduate Students The Europa ICONS program will pair Europa Clipper science team members with undergraduate students for a 10-week research experience during which the students will perform original scientific research. Internships may be in person at a Europa Clipper science team member's institution, virtual, or hybrid, depending on the research project and individual needs of the intern and mentor. Mentors and interns will convene July 28-30, 2026 for a mini conference at the University of Colorado, Boulder, to build relationships and to present the work completed over the summer. Interns will get a $12,000 stipend; travel costs to CU will be paid for by NASA. For in-person interns, NASA will pay up to $1,000 for relocation and provide a housing stipend. Apply via stemgateway.nasa.gov. Search for "Europa ICONS" to see projects available. Applications are due February 27, 2026. Questions? Contact Jeff Moore, Europa ICONS Program Science Coordinator HQ-EuropaICONS@mail.nasa.gov.
measuring thingy showing almost 13 cm of snow accumulated
4 very loud whistles
Doggie wondering where the food is in front of the Christmas tree
Nancy Roman telescope assembly in clean room, with sign NASA Goddard behind it.
graph demonstrating that only a tiny (3%) of mass shooting in USA were committed by women.
A photo of the Mini Cooper back with a sticker saying OPA that stands for Outer Planet Alliance, referring to a group from show/books from Expanse series.
Post about Kristi Noem and Kash Patel frolicking in Las Vegas using our tax money.
Green Aurora Australis above houses
t-rex and balloon dog walk holding hands during the no king protest in Washington DC
A woman, dressed up in Handmaid costume sitting on the bench, in front of a neoclassical building in downtown dc
flying orange cheeto
Linkedin post from Makenzie Lystrup stating 'Goddard lost more than 32% of its workforce just since February. it's not limited to JPL or any one organization. we should be looking at the impacts across all science organizations.
pretty sky, with a cloud that looks like a mountain in a distance
Beautiful purple flowers hanging from the wall in Smithsonian Castle Gardens.
Photo of a book by George Takei and Eisinger Scott Becker 'They Called us Enemy' on the counter.
two perfectly baked loaves of sourdough
person dressed up for the pride parade with balloons tied to their back.
Two small men looking eachother with look of love, one drugged, second deranged. Alien vs Predator written across
satellite image of the blooming North Atlanic ocean
three plant cuttings in a cute glass flasks
students collecting seawater samples of the dock, in freezing Maine.
nutella with a spoon. it was a hard day at nasa.
jar of nutella with a spoon
picture of a dick
pretty yellow crocuses popping out of the mulch
Print showing a lady astronaut with long locks coming from under her helmet.
Valentines card of a plankton sharing a heart with satellite on it saying 'I just want to be detected by you'
satellite image of Tasmania/Australia area with cute little phytoplankton bloom visible in the ocean
two scientists on a research vessel talking, standing next to a CTD rosette.
part of the Atlantic ocean as seen from NASA satellite PACE, showing ocean chlorophyll concentration in blue, and overlaid are the stripes of data collected by NASA SWOT, indicating sea surface heights. Both observations show similar patterns.