Oh and for those interested, here's the graphic without all the PBR impacts. It's a nice complement to the Decadal (imho) and something I plan to maintain as a living document going forward.

Here's what the President's Budget Request does to the fleet of observations that has _literally taken us decades to build_ that monitors the explosive Sun and how solar storms impact Earth and other planetary bodies.

I kept waiting for it to turn to funny 1 star reviews, similar to the series of posters for national parks highlighting 1 star reviews like this one

This time around, we made little Teflon molds for our Arathane+cabosil (fancy curing space rubber basically) that make sure the solar panels can handle the chatter of a rocket launch and the day-to-day of being in the lab while we go through integration and testing for @suncetcubesat.bsky.social

Bunch of nerds (I mean students at CU Boulder) learning from the master how to build the solar panels that will fly on @suncetcubesat.bsky.social and other upcoming #cubesats.

With each iteration of solar panels we've flown over the past decade, we've made little improvements.

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This year's American Astronomical Society Solar Physics Division Popular Media Awards have been selected!
@aas.org.

These awards go each year to a journalist, a scientist, and a student for articles or other media focused on the sun or its effects on Earth.
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Me trying multiple browsers, multiple devices to login to Marriott wifi.

"Why the hell isn't this working?!"

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☀️ #PI_Daily incredible week for @suncetcubesat.bsky.social got our custom battery pack fit checked, telescope camera code tests started, x-band radio testing processed, solar panel Kapton tape laser cutting dialed in and started onboarding a couple of new PhD students.

Made a new SunCET logo reveal animation. First time ever doing it from scratch. Apple Motion is really intuitive!

☀️ @suncetcubesat.bsky.social

#HelioDecadal ☀️ is here! I've run it through my word cloud generator (I'd also run the white papers through a couple years ago).

Some funny stop words I had to add "rights reserved" and "editorial correction"
@nationalacademies.org #Heliophysics

Made this poster for the SunCET NASA mission