An awesome end to a nerve-wracking week
Yesterday was the 14th anniversary of me working on the European Space Agency's Cluster mission.
Today, I received news that one of my Year 1 Aero students, whom I helped with her application, has been accepted onto ESA's prestigious Fly A Rocket! programme.
That is just about the best anniversary gift I could have received.
Have a photo of an extremely tired me in my headphones, preparing to record a lecture, wearing my Cluster hoodie that was gifted to me by my magnetometer lab colleagues. All that blurry stuff is the cracking around my phone's front camera. I need to replace my phone. There is no time to shop for a new phone. *thud*
Today, I received news that one of my Year 1 Aero students, whom I helped with her application, has been accepted onto ESA's prestigious Fly A Rocket! programme.
That is just about the best anniversary gift I could have received.
Have a photo of an extremely tired me in my headphones, preparing to record a lecture, wearing my Cluster hoodie that was gifted to me by my magnetometer lab colleagues. All that blurry stuff is the cracking around my phone's front camera. I need to replace my phone. There is no time to shop for a new phone. *thud*