NASA NeMO-Net

I’m 12 years old and I enjoy this game a ton it’s great for taking note and if you want to learn about coral

這個遊戲有點無聊，因為他破關的條件太過簡單，我只是隨便填一種顏色上去，就可以過關，遊戲目標也只有收集新的珊瑚樣本和升級而已。我希望這個遊戲的說明和知識影片有中文版或是字幕，不然常常會聽不懂，或看不懂它在說什麼，如果有中文版或是字幕就得懂了。

Great app where you play, learn and are helping the planet 🙃

Was fun at first but now it keeps bringing me to a “connecting to server” and no matter how long I wait it doesn’t put me in the game.

Thank you for allowing me to feel useful!! It only takes a little practice!! I love being able to help!!

The user interface isn’t the greatest. I would love to review transects from somewhere other than Tumon Bay and the field guides could use more detail and need to be updated. Otherwise, I hope that this info is still being used!

This game is really fun and relaxing at the same time, which is hard for a game to pull of. And knowing the fact that you are saving the worlds coral reefs, enhances gameplay more.

So I have been using this app for months. Not to be rude but this is a citizen science app not a coloring page for your toddler! If you cannot read or just don’t want to, please don’t think this app is for you! I keep reviewing transects for Tumon Bay. I don’t know why but I feel like a lot of the pictures are getting misidentified by users. There are some new classifications used in the Tumon Bay area that I feel people are misunderstanding. I had to go online to figure out what a fire coral looks like and I’m not sure everyone knows the difference between beach sand and underwater sand. when there’s an anthropogenic object I think that may need defined. It would be nice if NASA uploaded definitions for the new classifications specific to Tumon Bay. That way everyone using the app is on the same page!

Found this app straight from NASA website and sadly the app will not connect to server. Unfortunately the support email is not a valid email address. Bummer.

Love learning about the depths of the ocean from the safety of my sofa. Always interested and even thought about oceanography but settled in biology. Thank you for this!