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Parallel to its launch on September 15 of the ICESat-2 satellite at Vandenberg Air Force Base, NASA and the University of Maryland, in Baltimore County, presented a music and multimedia art program entitled "Beautiful Earth". . . The event featured a performance by Kenji Williams, a screening of the movie "Bella Gaia", a HoloGLOBE experience, and remarks by project scientist Thorsten Markus.
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Members of the public use their smartphones to see a virtual reality through an application called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They participated in a program of music and multimedia art entitled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14 at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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The members of the Solvang Theater use their smart phones to see a virtual reality earth through an application called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They were participating in a music and multimedia art program called "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14th.
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Kenji Williams, composer and director of "Beautiful Earth", a music and art and multimedia science program, plays the violin on animated graphics showing the ICESat-2 satellite sweeping the earth with lasers.
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Lia Oganesyan, an innovator in virtual reality and TED Entrepeneur-in-residence, leads the public using her smart phones to see a virtual reality via an app called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They participated in a program of music and multimedia art entitled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14 at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Viewers watch an ICESat-2 scale model, just as the Earth scanners with lasers, before a program of music and multimedia art titled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, Sept. 14, at the Solvang Theater.
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Lia Oganesyan, an innovator in virtual reality and TED Entrepeneur-in-residence, leads the public using her smart phones to see a virtual reality via an app called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They participated in a program of music and multimedia art entitled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14 at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Thorsten Markus, head of NASA Goddard's Cryospheric Science Lab and ICESat-2 Project Scientist, discusses the science behind the study. The event was sponsored by NASA and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Members of the public use their smartphones to see a virtual reality through an application called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They participated in a program of music and multimedia art entitled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14 at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Members of the public use their smartphones to see a virtual reality through an application called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They participated in a program of music and multimedia art entitled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14 at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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The members of the Solvang Theater use their smart phones to see a virtual reality earth through an application called HoloGLOBE and a paper cube. They were participating in a music and multimedia art program called "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, September 14th.
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Mary Ann Norbom, Executive Director of Solvang Theaterfest, welcomes Valerie Casasanto, Head of Education and Outreach at ICESat-2, to "Beautiful Earth", a multimedia musical and artistic program on the ICESat-satellite. 2. The event was sponsored by NASA and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, at the Solvang Festival Theater on Friday.
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Kenji Williams, composer and director of "Beautiful Earth", a music and art and multimedia program on the ICESat-2 satellite, plays the violin on animated graphics on the program. The event was sponsored by NASA and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Kenji Williams, composer and director of "Beautiful Earth", a music and multimedia art program on the ICESat-2 satellite, plays the violin on animated graphics on the program. The event was sponsored by NASA and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Kenji Williams, composer and director of "Beautiful Earth", a music and multimedia art program on the ICESat-2 satellite, plays the violin on animated graphics on the program. The event was sponsored by NASA and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Thorsten Markus, head of NASA Goddard's Cryospheric Science Lab and ICESat-2 Project Scientist, discusses the science behind the study. The event was sponsored by NASA and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, at the Solvang Festival Theater.
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Viewers watch an ICESat-2 scale model, just as the Earth scanners with lasers, before a program of music and multimedia art titled "Beautiful Earth" on Friday, Sept. 14, at the Solvang Theater.
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