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hi my name is dave samira i'm from

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fredericksburg virginia i was really

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excited about getting to tweet up

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because i've been a big fan of nest for

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a long time but what i learned today is

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that nasa is not about

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space

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is phenomenally

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exciting hi i'm bob price and i'm from

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cary north carolina and i've really

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enjoyed the tweet up here i think

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there's been some great uh lectures and

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by some great folks very knowledgeable

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and i'm certainly glad i got to come up

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to

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the tweet up there

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and hi my name is bj price i'm from

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orlando florida and we get to see a lot

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of the space shuttle science in florida

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but the climate science is amazing and

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the opportunity for nasa to share with

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us a great deal of the earth science

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well i thought this was really cool

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because this was the first earth science

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tweet up that

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certainly the one that i've been to and

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i loved watching the time lapse videos

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earlier of the the effect that climate

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change is having on

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the glaciers they retract and some of

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them are going away

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and something i've always thought is

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interesting is of course clearly people

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have a certain idea of what what nasa is

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what nasa does and oftentimes people are

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so focused on the whole

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uh getting away from earth is that they

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forget the fact that there is a lot of

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ass vital nasa research that's done

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about our own climate and our things

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that are looking back at the planet

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right here is relay i'm from sao paulo

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brazil i just came to know something

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about nasa and i was very very