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The View from Over 2,000,000 Feet

Darrel Williams
Landsat 7 Project Scientist and Penn State alum, Darrel Williams. Photo credit: Cardoni
The NASA Landsat 7 Project Scientist, Darrel Williams, was recently featured in the AgScience magazine of his alma mater. In an article titled “Oh! The Places We Go” reporter Maureen Harmon spoke to Penn State Ag Sciences graduates about the different directions of their careers.
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