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Kelsey Jordahl
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One of the highlights of @theAGU fall meeting most years is the @NASA science calendar giveaway in the exhibit hall. Huge lines for the free paper calendars, one per person. So I was a little bummed that there is no obvious way to order one online this year.
12/8/2020, 4:54:54 PM
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@theAGU @NASA But they do have an online PDF available! Not that I would know where to print it.
https://science.nasa.gov/science-red/s3fs-public/atoms/files/2021%20NASA%20Science%20Calendar%20508%20Compliant.pdf
12/8/2020, 4:55:40 PM
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@theAGU @NASA So I was looking at the cover of this year's calendar and it had this sort of hokey eagle-themed image, which I thought was a bit odd.
12/8/2020, 4:57:02 PM
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@theAGU @NASA Last year's cover was awesome! A kid stepping through a doorway of the imagination to the surface of Mars.
12/8/2020, 4:57:49 PM
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@theAGU @NASA But I looked back and the 2020 calendar had a hokey eagle image on the 2nd page!
12/8/2020, 4:59:30 PM
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@theAGU @NASA and look, the 2019 calendar had an eagle themed cover as well
12/8/2020, 5:00:43 PM
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@theAGU @NASA and so does 2018. A bit less obviously 'Merica-themed, with a stylized eagle that includes other national flags.
12/8/2020, 5:08:31 PM
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linkKelsey Jordahl
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Back to 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 I do not see any eagle imagery (past calendars are available here: http://eospso.nasa.gov/publications/25).
So the NASA science directorate is on a 4-year run of including eagle imagery now that seemed to have started in 2018.
12/8/2020, 5:10:34 PM
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