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This
Hubble
Space
Telescope
image
shows
what
appears
to
be
a
delicate
bubble
of
gas
floating
in
space.
In
actuality,
the
bubble
is
the
visible
remnant
of
a
powerful
supernova
explosion
called
SNR
0509.
The
bubble
was
formed
from
gas
being
swept
up
by
the
expanding
shock
wave.
The
accompanying
activity
is
a
curriculum
support
tool
designed
for
use
as
an
introductory
inquiry
activity.
In
the
activity,
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This
Hubble
Space
Telescope
images
shows
a
group
of
interacting
galaxies
called
Arp
273.
The
accompanying
classroom
activity
is
a
curriculum
support
tool
designed
for
use
as
an
introductory
inquiry
activity.
During
the
classroom
activity,
students
use
the
images
and
text
on
the
lithograph
to
generate
questions
about
galaxy
interactions.
They
will
conduct
research
to
answer
their
questions,
and
create
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In
this
episode
of
the
Space
Place
Web
site
talk
show,
thermal
engineer
Donya
Douglas
of
NASA's
Goddard
Space
Flight
Center
talks
about
her
job
in
designing
ways
to
keep
the
three
tiny
Space
Technology
5
spacecraft
at
the
right
operating
temperature
in
space,
without
adding
much
to
their
mass
or
need
for
electrical
power.
Cartoon
characters
present
their
own
6-7
minute
talk
show
live
from
the
Space
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In
this
computer-based
exercise,
students
analyze
realistically
simulated
X-ray
spectra
of
a
supernova
remnant
and
determine
the
abundances
of
various
elements
in
them.
In
the
end,
they
will
find
that
the
elements
necessary
for
life
on
Earth
--
the
iron
in
their
blood,
the
calcium
in
their
bones
--
are
created
in
these
distant
explosions.
The
product
consists
of
both
downloadable
software
(PC
only)
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The
main
scientific
instrument
on
the
Gamma-ray
Large
Area
Space
Telescope
(GLAST)
is
the
Large
Area
Telescope
(LAT).
This
interactive
computer-based
educational
activity
allows
students
in
grades
11-14
and
informal
web
users
to
see
the
results
when
gamma-ray
photons
of
different
energies
and
incident
angles
hit
the
LAT.
The
photons
convert
into
electron-positron
pairs
which
travel
through
19
interleaved
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In
this
chapter,
users
explore
relationships
between
air
quality
and
population
density
using
the
image
visualization
tool,
Google
Earth.
Humans
discovered
long
ago
that
burning
fossil
fuels
was
a
convenient
way
to
get
power.
In
engines
for
automobiles
and
plants
that
generate
electricity,
huge
volumes
of
oil,
gas,
and
coal
are
burned
every
day.
Where
many
people
live
together
in
concentrated
areas,
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In this lesson, students use the Live Access Server to obtain real sea surface temperature data, to create maps and line graphs, and to make comparisons and conclusions about the effects of El Nino and La Nina. Detailed Procedure and Materials, Vocabulary linked to an On-line glossary, and Teacher Notes are provided.
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By
matching
maps
of
snow
and
ice
amounts
with
maps
of
net
radiation
flux
for
the
same
time
frame,
students
will
use
the
Live
Access
Server
to
explore
how
the
net
radiation
flux
has
affected
the
snow
and
ice
amounts
in
the
Northern
Hemisphere,
as
well
as
how
the
presence
of
snow
can
affect
the
net
radiation
flux
due
to
surface
reflection.
Detailed
Procedure
and
Materials,
Vocabulary
linked
to
an
On-line
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In this lesson, students will use the Live Access Server to access and use historical satellite data for the Costa Rican (Central American) region. Students will examine monthly precipitation averages over three years to look for seasonal patterns. Detailed Procedure and Materials, Vocabulary linked to an On-line glossary, and Teacher Notes are provided.
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In
this
lesson,
students
use
the
Live
Access
Server
to
research
possible
trends
present
in
atmospheric
and
oceanic
conditions
which
may
affect
future
hurricane
frequency
and
or
intensity.
Students
write
a
summary
discussing
what
steps
should
be
taken,
if
any,
to
mitigate
the
danger
of
future
hurricanes
in
a
selected
area.
Detailed
Procedure
and
Materials,
Vocabulary
linked
to
an
On-line
glossary,
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