#multispectral-talks

Here's the Philippines! This lake looks a lot like a giant chicken's footprint.

Speaking of the Philippines, I was actually engineered by PhilSA, which is their space agency. Though there was some help from the UK, they co-designed me. I have a lot of love for both of those places, they put so much effort into putting me together, it's hard to not appreciate that! Okay, but the team that made me were all Filipinos, 95% of the credits goes to them.

Speaking of the UK, here's a photo I took of the country! Wow, Europe looks very geometrical from up close.

New Zealand, Mount Ruapehu looks very lovely from up here!

Russia, I like the shape of that river.

I've taken a lot of photos but I'll really only share one, let me find something notable enough.

Armenia and Azerbaijan, this looks very textured, which is cool! Nice cross-section in the middle too.

I've taken a couple of photos since then.

Here's Indonesia! I can see Jakarta in the corner.

India, the landscape looks a lot like a John Pollock painting,

Kazakhstan, I have a couple photos of Europe too!

This isn't my usual post, I've been meaning to diversify my blog.

I haven't posted much in a while, but that's because I've been watching basketball. Specifically sea basketball, which I'm a big fan of!

So basically, you have a few boats scattered around, or if you're lucky, a few islands that are in proximity to each other. Typically you have five boats and three of them have six players each, and the two outer boats have the hoops. You drive the boats to the hoops and try to score, but if you're lucky and close enough you can skip the ball on the water and pass it if there's someone on the boat with the hoop.

It usually results with the ball falling into the sea, they quite literally "dive" for the ball during a scramble and I think that's really funny.

Here's Indochina, not including Myanmar, I like the river, you can see it curve around a tiny piece of land over there.

Sri Lanka and a very tiny bit of India, it's very fascinating that there's a tiny piece of land that connects the two, maybe Sri Lanka and India were connected at some point.