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This
hands-on
demonstration
of
the
communications
path
between
scientists
and
the
NASA
Extreme
Ultraviolet
Explorer
(EUVE)
Satellite
shows
how
scientific
data
are
downloaded
from
the
satellite.
The
same
demonstration
can
also
be
used
to
illustrate
how
the
instruments
on
the
satellite
are
commanded
by
scientists
on
Earth.
It
gives
students
a
feel
for
the
dynamics
of
satellite
communications
and
orbital
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This
site
allows
teachers
to
use
data
from
ocean
drifting
buoys
to
integrate
ocean
science
into
their
classroom
science
and
math
instruction.
It
offers
educational
activities
and
curriculum
materials
developed
and
tested
by
teachers.
Lesson
plans
on
currents,
moving
water,
building
and
tracking
drifters
are
also
available.
Alternatively,
educators
may
opt
to
use
only
the
data,
background
information
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This
lesson
plan
is
part
of
the
Center
for
Educational
Resources
(CERES),
a
series
of
web-based
astronomy
lessons
created
by
a
team
of
master
teachers,
university
faculty,
and
NASA
researchers.
Students
download
NASA
Hubble
Space
Telescope
(HST)
images
of
the
Martian
polar
ice
caps
from
different
times
to
measure
and
compare
the
changing
Martian
and
Earth
poles.
This
lesson
contains
expected
outcomes
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This
six-day
unit
has
students
investigate
the
challenges
of
living
and
working
in
Antarctica
and
how
researchers
prepare
for
them,
and
then
evaluate
the
insulating
properties
of
a
variety
of
fabrics,
collecting
their
findings
in
a
portfolio.
The
comprehensive
curriculum
materials
at
this
site
include
an
online
activity
in
which
students
review
the
preparation
materials
given
to
researchers
before
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This
web
page
provides
high-resolution,
detailed
imagery
of
significant
environmental
events.
Links
are
available
to
images
on
the
following
subjects:
current
events,
dust
storms,
fires,
floods,
icebergs,
ocean,
severe
weather,
snow
cover,
storms,
tropical
cyclones,
hurricanes
and
typhoons,
unique
imagery,
and
volcanoes.
Links
are
also
included
to
the
Satellite
Services
Division,
Total
Ozone
Mapping
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The
Tropical
Rainfall
Measuring
Mission
(TRMM)
satellite
is
a
joint
mission
between
NASA
and
the
National
Space
Development
Agency
(NSDA)
of
Japan.
It
is
designed
to
monitor
and
study
tropical
rainfall
and
the
associated
release
of
energy
that
helps
to
power
the
global
water
cycle.
The
satellite
can
greatly
enhance
our
understanding
of
the
interactions
which
produce
changes
in
global
rainfall
and
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This
site
focuses
on
the
subject
of
hurricanes
(typhoons
and
cyclones).
Designed
as
an
electronic
tour,
it
guides
the
user
through
different
web
sites
as
stops,
providing
a
comprehensive
overview
of
hurricanes.
Specific
topics
include
how
hurricanes
form,
preparing
for
hurricanes,
hurricane
season,
storm
data,
and
tracking
instruments.
It
outlines
teaching
objectives,
concepts
covered,
and
new
vocabulary.
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This is a collection of Java applets that can be run through web browsers. Each applet is designed to present a concept generally related to atmospheric science and is highly interactive to encourage discovery. Topics include satellite image interpretation, the formation of contrails, a hurricane model and solar radiation intensity as it varies with latitude and time of year.
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This
website
integrates
video
footage
and
information
with
lesson
plans
and
activities
to
teach
students
about
how
floods
work
and
why
they
cause
so
much
damage
and
destruction.
Using
a
stream
table,
students
are
able
to
observe
the
processes
that
lead
to
flooding
and
the
effects
of
floods
on
human-made
structures.
This
unit
contains
lesson
plans,
student
worksheets,
instruction
sheets,
and
links
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This
site
describes
the
planetary
swing-by
or
slingshot
effect
of
boosting
the
energy
of
a
space
vehicle
using
a
close
encounter
with
a
planet
or
other
body.
The
author
uses
an
analogy
of
a
ping-pong
ball
and
paddle
to
simplify
the
math
involved
and
goes
on
to
cite
several
examples
of
the
planetary
swing-by,
including
the
Voyager
and
Pioneer
missions.
He
then
explains
how
these
gravity
assist
maneuvers
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