Get Involved With Nasa Now And In The Future 2nd Grade

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    1. NASA Wants YOU!
      • There are many ways you can be involved with NASA….
      What are some career possibilities with NASA?
    2. Career with NASA
      • Maybe you’ll be an engineer
    3. You can be Involved NOW with Current NASA Missions
      • Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)
        • NASA Goddard Videoconference
        • Launch in May 2009
      • Barrett & Jackson’s name on LRO
      Jackson Sullivan
    4. Kepler Space Telescope http://kepler.nasa.gov/media/KEPLER.SWF - Animation http:// kepler.nasa.gov/ed/nutshell.html KEPLER HAS SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH!! 2009 March 6 at 10:48 pm EST http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/kepler/multimedia/images/index.html Finding a “Goldilocks zone” in the Milky Way Galaxy
    5. Kepler Space Telescope
      • Searching for Earth-like planets in a Goldilock’s Zone. Launched March 2009
      Mrs. Sullivan’s son, Connor
    6. NASA Presentations at Barrett Visit a NASA Center, like Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland Visit a Museum, like the Smithsonian in DC and also in Chantilly
    7. Car License Plate – Mrs. Lab or Mars Lab (Next Rover going to Mars) Barrett student signatures flew on Atlantis Space Shuttle Mission 117, June 8 – 22, 2007
    8. Send Your Name to Mars
      • http://marsprogram.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/participate/sendyourname/
    9. You Decide Hubble’s Next Discovery http://youdecide.hubblesite.org/amazing-space/ Jackson and I voted in February 2009. Winner announced March. Photos shared April 2009 - Hubble's new image of Arp 274 indicates that what was previously thought to be a set of interacting galaxies may in fact be three galaxies located in the same area of the sky but somewhat distant from one another. 3 rd Place Star-forming Region 1 st Place Interacting Galaxies Life Cycle of a Star
    10. Hubble Space Telescope
      • Systems
    11. Make a Model of the Hubble Space Telescope Photos of you & Links to NASA – www.tinyurl.com/ProjectDiscovery

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