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This
article
describes
an
indoor,
game-type
demonstration,
incorporating
physics
(EM
wave
modulation),
math
(binary
codes),
space
technology,
and
music
to
show
how
spacecraft
put
information
into
the
radio
signals
they
send
back
to
Earth.
Beat
out
rhythms
on
drums
or
desks
and
send
messages
using
the
same
principles
used
in
space
exploration.
This
article
was
originally
written
for
and
published
by
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This
comic
book
explains
the
science
of
the
upper
atmosphere,
and
how
the
layer
known
as
the
ionosphere
affects
communication
and
navigation
here
on
Earth.
The
story
features
Cindi,
an
android
space-girl
and
her
pet
robot
dogs,
TEKS
and
TAKS.
Her
teenage
research
assistant
Roberto
receives
her
data
here
on
Earth.
Imaginary
space
dogs
begin
the
tale
of
atoms
in
the
upper
atmosphere,
both
ions
and
neutrals,
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This full color tri-fold brochure answers questions about high energy particles in space and how they are produced, when and where they occur, and how they can affect us. It also includes lists of web and print resources for further study.
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This resource explains how the Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) spacecraft is looking into the ancient history of the universe. Introduces some different types of galaxies, and what scientists hope to learn from GALEX?s survey of nearly the entire universe. Reinforces the reading with a crossword puzzle and a word find puzzle using the new vocabulary from the article.
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In this activity, students get a feel for how astronomers measure the altitude, or height above the horizon, of a star or any object by building a simple sextant. Students can also build a sundial (using a project developed by Marshall's Space Academy).
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This
article
features
the
Early
Release
Observations
following
SM4.
The
Star
Witness
News
articles
are
science
content
readings
for
upper
elementary
to
middle
school
students.
Current
Hubble
science
content
is
presented
at
a
grade-appropriate
level
and
includes
definitions
of
unfamiliar
terms
and
a
set
of
discussion
questions
with
answers.
The
articles
are
based
on
Hubble
press
releases,
which
are
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This
article
highlights
the
schools?
and
student
work
selected
as
the
best
collages
in
an
interdisciplinary
Classroom
Collage
Activity
sponsored
by
the
Office
of
Public
Outreach
at
the
Space
Telescope
Science
Institute.
An
image
showing
the
SM4
astronauts
with
the
winning
collages
is
included.
The
Star
Witness
News
articles
are
science
content
readings
for
upper
elementary
to
middle
school
students.
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This
article
encourages
students
to
find
Amazing
Space
resources
related
to
the
International
Year
of
Astronomy
(IYA)
Object
of
the
Month.
The
Star
Witness
News
articles
are
science
content
readings
for
upper
elementary
to
middle
school
students.
Current
Hubble
science
content
is
presented
at
a
grade-appropriate
level
and
includes
definitions
of
unfamiliar
terms
and
a
set
of
discussion
questions
with
...
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This hands-on activity explores spacecraft radio communication concepts, including the speed of light and the time-delay for signals sent to and from spacecraft.
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In
this
episode
of
NASA
CONNECT,
students
learn
about
hurricanes
and
how
meteorologists,
weather
officers,
and
NASA
researchers
use
measurement
and
data
analysis
to
predict
severe
weather
such
as
hurricanes.
NASA
CONNECT
is
a
series
of
free,
30-minute,
standards-based,
distance
learning
programs
for
students.
Students
will
also
discover
how
the
Geostationary
Imaging
Fourier
Transfrom
Spectrometer
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