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The Mathematics Behind Rockets and Propulsion (HS & University)
Have you ever wondered how rockets are able to escape...
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Eclipse Natural Phenomena grades 5-8
Every once in a while, the sun just completely disappears...
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1.2 CubeSat Design Specifications
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Satellites – Understanding How They Work! MS
Learn about tracking satellites by using the Trek-A-Sat Activity found...
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Living In Space: How Do Toys Move in Space?
Students travelled to Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin in...
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Astronomy Citizen Science Projects – HS Cross Curriculum
NITARP, the NASA/IPAC Teacher Archive Research Program, gets teachers involved in...
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Living In Space – How Do Astronauts Work In Space?
This lesson helps students to understand how astronauts perform tasks...
3 Enrolled
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The Mathematics Behind Rockets and Propulsion (HS & University)
Have you ever wondered how rockets are able to escape Earth’s gravity, a force that acted as an invisible separator between humanity and the cosmos for millennia.
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Eclipse Natural Phenomena grades 5-8
Every once in a while, the sun just completely disappears for a short period of time, even on sunny days.
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1.4 CubeSat Orbits
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1.2 CubeSat Design Specifications
Want to take more than one CubeSat course? Check out our CubeSat Bundle for savings.
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Satellites – Understanding How They Work! MS
Learn about tracking satellites by using the Trek-A-Sat Activity found in SpacEdge Academy Grades 5-8 Level. This project will acquaint you with the forces that affect satellites, weightlessness, and the types of satellite orbits. From...
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1.1 CubeSat Mission Design
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1.5 The Space Environment
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Living In Space: How Do Toys Move in Space?
Students travelled to Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin in a field trip to accompany their experiences in a 2-week camp in Madison, Wisconsin whose topic was 'Living In Space.'
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Astronomy Citizen Science Projects – HS Cross Curriculum
NITARP, the NASA/IPAC Teacher Archive Research Program, gets teachers involved in authentic astronomical research. They partner small groups of largely high school educators with a mentor professional astronomer for an original research project. The information found...
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Living In Space – How Do Astronauts Work In Space?
This lesson helps students to understand how astronauts perform tasks while on an extravehicular activity (EVA - a spacewalk. Astronauts use gloves custom fit to a particular astronaut. The outcome of the lesson is for...