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This
is
a
PDF
guide
on
how
to
use
ImageJ
image
processing
software
to
understand
and
manipulate
astronomical
images.
The
guide
begins
with
instructions
on
how
to
download
ImageJ,
plus
some
additional
astronomy-related
plugins,
followed
by
directions
on
how
to
install
everything
correctly.
There
are
three
lessons
that
will
help
the
user
get
oriented
with
some
of
the
most
basic
image
processing
skills
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This
brochure
provides
details
about
NASA?s
GRACE
mission.
Gravity
controls
everything
from
the
motion
of
the
ocean
tides
to
the
expansion
of
the
entire
Universe.
To
learn
more
about
the
mysteries
of
gravity,
the
twin
Gravity
Recovery
and
Climate
Experiment
(GRACE)
satellites,
are
taking
detailed
measurements
of
Earth's
gravity
field.
This
experiment
could
lead
to
discoveries
about
gravity
and
Earth's
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This
film
was
taken
by
astronauts
from
five
Space
Shuttle
missions
with
the
IMAX
camera,
illustrating
forces
affecting
Earth's
ecological
balance:
volcanoes,
hurricanes,
earthquakes,
and,
ultimately,
humankind.
Experiments
discussed
in
the
videotape
focus
on
infrared
detection
of
atmospheric
remnants
from
volcanic
eruptions,
ozone
concentration
levels,
and
incoming
solar
ultraviolet
radiation
with
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This
ChemMAtters
issue
features
the
human
side
of
NASA?s
Aura
mission
with
five
articles
that
include
interviews
with
Aura
scientists
and
engineers.
ChemMatters
is
a
quarterly
publication
of
the
American
Chemical
Society
(ACS)
geared
to
a
high
school
audience.
The
magazine
is
designed
and
written
to
demystify
everyday
chemistry.
This
special
edition
is
the
second
of
four
special
issues
that
focussed
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This
module
focuses
on
the
launch
and
propulsion
of
the
Genesis
spacecraft.
Students
will
become
familiar
with
how
rockets
are
launched,
learn
how
and
why
specific
rockets
are
chosen
for
varying
payloads,
learn
about
the
history
of
rocketry,
and
work
with
variables
that
might
affect
the
performance
of
a
launch
vehicle.
They
will
work
in
teams
to
test
a
single
variable
involved
in
launching
a
rocket
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This
module
engages
students
in
the
use
of
a
clean
room
and
in
the
planning
of
assembly
of
solar
collector
wafers
for
the
Genesis
space
mission.
They
will
work
in
production
design
teams
to
explore
how
the
Genesis
spacecraft
will
collect
bulk
solar
wind
with
the
collector
arrays
and
learn
to
work
as
a
team
in
a
restrictive
environment.
The
module
includes
several
activities
with
accompanying
video
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This
PowerPoint
is
a
resource
for
museum
educators
that
highlights
the
major
mission
information
and
science
background
for
the
Interstellar
Boundary
Explorer
(IBEX)
Mission,
a
Small
Explorer
Earth-orbiting
spacecraft
that
is
designed
to
map
the
distant
boundary
between
the
solar
wind
from
our
Sun
and
the
interstellar
medium.
This
PowerPoint
supports
a
full-length
planetarium
show
about
the
IBEX
mission
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This interactive demonstration explains how the Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) spacecraft uses its particle detectors to collect and sort particles that come from the boundary of the Solar System.
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This
Web
site
contains
information
for
both
partners
(those
with
their
own
telescopes)
and
associates
(those
who
wish
to
use
a
network
telescope.)
The
purpose
of
the
Global
Telescope
Network
(GTN)
is
to
use
small
telescopes
to
obtain
ground-based
observations
of
high-energy
objects
of
interest
to
Swift,
GLAST
(renamed
Fermi
in
2008)
and
XMM-Newton
missions.
It
is
used
both
by
formal
educators
working
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In
this
episode
of
Space
Pace
Live,
the
kids
interview
a
cartoon
version
of
the
GOES
satellite
Deputy
Project
scientists,
Andre
Dress.
Andre
works
at
NASA?s
Goddard
Space
Flight
Center
in
Greenbelt,
Maryland.
He
talked
with
Kate
and
Kyro
about
the
new
GOES-O
(Geostationary
Operational
Environmental
Satellites)
weather
satellite
as
it
was
being
prepared
for
launch.
NASA
Space
Place
Web
site
for
kids
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