It’s probably more true than not… they’re supposedly really smart, so if “lean startup” principles worked for a e-business app then why not for spacecraft, DSVs, etc.

Yes! You had to stay up and make sure your phone cam had enough exposure to let enough light in. It was faint to the naked eye from light pollution

I originally went out at 11 and this is what it looked like. I think there was still a bit of twilight

It was definitely beautiful. Still pretty wet from the winter and the Mormon crickets are not out yet (but they’re waking up down lower)

I'm glad I wasn't the only one. The more I thing about it, what bugs me is underlying assumptions that readers won't understand how some non-native grasses are particularly problematic and that at least some readers that are already aware of invasives generally, and cheatgrass specifically.

They gone

Perhaps unsurprisingly, results show subsurface representation doesn't significantly impact ET, but there is a dramatic and dynamic interplay between streamflow and rock moisture storage. Important and interesting implications for how we treat the critical zone in models. 3/3

Using alternative assumptions about hydraulic characteristics in zones identified in the geophysical data, Hang ran simulations to evaluate how moisture dynamics varied across different components of the subsurface and surface. 2/3

Redox absolutely destroyed me in Chem 2, destroying my interest in chemistry for like decades. Am trying to catch up now and it’s hard. Also, can I get the pdf 😉

*razzle