“Look in the Sky in Every Direction above 14 Degrees” NASA Clouds Protocol

Observe * 
– Genevieve Manset

1: to conform one’s action or practice to (something, such as a law, rite, or condition) :failed to observe the law and as a consequence had to pay a fine
 
2: to inspect or take note of as an augury, omen, or presage observed the flight of the sacred geese
 
3: to celebrate or solemnize (something, such as a ceremony or festival) in a customary or accepted way, observed Independence Day with a parade
 
4a: to watch carefully especially with attention to details or behavior for the purpose of arriving at a judgment observed the behavior of the children
 
b: to make a scientific observation on or of observed the mating habits of the grouse
 
5: to come to realize or know especially through consideration of noted facts… observed that the indefinite reduction of any given risk to society often brings with it an increase in other risks.— E. L. Zebroski
 
6: to utter as a remark“The paint,” she observed, “is already starting to peel.”
 
*an erasure as poem, from text found in the Merriam- Webster Dictionary