The Earth can spell your name.
Bring back something I would never think to search for.
Diana gives Amaze Amaze her interests, reactions and room to surprise her. The aim is a real discovery she can explore.
Find the wonder. Give her a way into it.
Amaze Amaze found NASA’s satellite-image alphabet, explained the discovery and emailed Diana a direct link with an invitation to try her name. NASA made the tool; Amaze selected it and made it personal.
The discovery email Amaze sent to Diana
Subject: Amaze Amaze | The Earth can spell your name
The Earth can spell your name.
NASA's Landsat team has collected an alphabet hiding in satellite images: river bends, islands, lakes and other landforms that happen to look like letters.

This A comes from a looping river near Hickman, Kentucky. Fields surround it like pieces of a patchwork quilt. It's a real place, seen from above.
Open Your Name in Landsat and type DIANA. The tool turns your name into a little strip of Earth, one letter at a time. NASA also provides an export option if you want to keep it.
A two-minute possibility for today: see how the planet writes your name.
Discovery text and image from the delivered email. Email footer omitted.
This is the kind of surprise she loves.
Diana’s response gives Amaze feedback for future discoveries. The recorded outcome here is her reaction.
Obsessed this one is the best
Her response to this discovery, 6 November 2026.
About this example and its sources
From the delivered 6 November 2026 email. Diana supplied her reaction; trying the tool is an invitation, not a recorded outcome.
