After two weeks of work I can finally share my 3D reconstruction of the gigantic ash cloud from the January 15 Hunga #Tonga-Hunga-Ha'apai #eruption
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) February 2, 2022
Parts likely reached *close to 60km* according to my reconstruction, that's beyond the stratosphere and inside the mesosphere!🧵 pic.twitter.com/qMzPSjZj7P
Did I ever mention how awesome telephoto video of Earth from Space is? In this one I assembled from images taken by @NASA Astronauts aboard @Space_Station you can see the explosive eruption of Sarychev Volcano back in 2009, sending a Plume of ash over 10km up in the Sky. 🧵 pic.twitter.com/U1G8cbfQVM
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) December 20, 2021
Here is another view of the 2009 eruption of Sarychev volcano in the Kuril Islands Chain, south of the Kamchatka Peninsula.
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) January 3, 2022
I created it from images captured by @NASA Astronauts from @Space_Station five days after the eruption had started.🧵 pic.twitter.com/WnMfmavSKf
Taking images from a plane is quite common for photogrammetric reconstructions. However, the images for this 3D model of the #Montblanc massif were photographed from a fair bit higher than that.@Astro_Sabot took them last month from @Space_Station more than 400km above ground!🧵 pic.twitter.com/GdLLdl2Eq6
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) November 15, 2021
Here is a look back at the 9th Flight of #MarsHelicopter
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) July 25, 2021
It was the longest flight to date and took Ingenuity over a large dune-covered area called Séítah.
I reconstructed the flight path with photogrammetry from the helicopters NAV images and animated it in @Blender (2x speed) pic.twitter.com/BqZB2J6gsL
A little while ago I spotted this Dust Devil in the LCAM images that @NASAPersevere captured during the landing phase on Sol 0.
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) April 6, 2021
It therefore is the first ever Dust Devil seen by the mission - before it even touched down. pic.twitter.com/CJMjgPRjhm
Ever wondered what the area around the #Geldingadalir volcano looks like? Here you can see a rendering of the 3D model I made in collaboration with Snorri Þór Tryggvason.https://t.co/FuH13FmjEb pic.twitter.com/AO71BSc82c
— Simeon Schmauß (@stim3on) April 2, 2021