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Robinson Secondary School, Fairfax, VA, USA
15 June 1998
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Mrs. Gore photographed students in Dr. Marianne Riddile's eighth grade earth
sciences class with a special digital camera as they participated in a number
of indoor GLOBE activities such as making densiometers, entering GLOBE data,
and studying satellite imagery. Although the ground was covered with fresh
snow, Mrs. Gore was especially excited to photograph the students
outside as they made their daily temperature and precipitation readings at
their weather station.
Within seconds of taking the photographs, a special scanner was used to transmit the images to a World Wide Web page where Mrs. Gore's photographs were posted along with pictures from other photographers all over the world.