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[Hi](yUlSTIkBJCtQS/tptwSBJ/kwkCk-BpyQUBJqMyni27nezOIuBgr3xQNUsgLL9uu/BTYUYaSaBni278NpNBllICS) yUlSTIkBJCtQS/tptwSBJ/kwkCk-BpyQUBJqMyni27nezOIuBgr3xQNUsgLL9uu/BTYUYaSaBni278NpNBllICS Thank you for contacting us about joining Rotary. We’re reviewing your information to see if we can connect you with a club that meets your needs. What happens next? Rotary leaders in your area may match you with a nearby club that fits your preferences and interests. A Rotary club member may contact you to learn more about your interests or invite you to a club meeting, social event, or service project you can volunteer on. Spend some time with a club to get to know Rotary better and decide whether you and the club are a good fit for each other. Most prospective members are contacted within a few days. If you have not been contacted in 30 days, please let us know. If you do not wish to be contacted, write us and we will delete your personal information from our records. Rotary clubs accept new members by invitation, and membership is not guaranteed. Each club makes its own membership decisions and has its own ways of welcoming new members. Until you connect with a club near you, we encourage you to: Register for a My Rotary account using the email address you provided to us (or sign in if you already have an account) Create or update your My Rotary profile, including your contact information and interests or skills Explore Rotary’s website to learn how we’re making a positive difference in the world Subscribe to a newsletter Find out what's happening at Rotary through news and press releases If you have any questions, please email us at membershipdevelopment@rotary.org Sincerely, Rotary’s Membership staff A joint US-German mission has gone into orbit to weigh the water on Earth. The Grace satellites are replacing a pair of highly successful spacecraft that stopped working last year. Like their predecessors, the new duo will circle the globe and sense tiny variations in the pull of gravity that result from movements in mass. These could be a signal of the land swelling after prolonged rains, or of ice draining from the poles as they melt in a warming climate. The satellites were launched on Tuesday aboard a SpaceX rocket from the Vandenberg Air Force base in California. It will take a number of weeks to prepare and test the spacecraft before they can start gathering data. Confirm First Name : M0krMD WkwsyBKYQ Password : ZNbXZw6zU Space lasers to track Earth's ice Europe plans Sentinels expansion Image copyrightAIRBUS Image caption The satellites were assembled in Europe by Airbus The first Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (Grace), which ran from 2002 to 2017, was widely regarded as transformative in the type of information it was able to gather, and maintaining the capability is now seen as a top priority for the American space agency (Nasa).