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Venus & Mars: Space Travel Differences for Women and Men
This presentation is classroom-ready to be shared with a inquisitive...
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Space Ambassador Entry Checklist
This forum is yet another way to increase the awareness...
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Newton’s Greatest Contribution to Humankind
Newton wins Wren prize proving Kepler and Copernicus to have...
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Radiation in Space
Radiation exposure is high risk for astronauts and a space-faring civilization. This lesson takes a look at understanidng space radiation, it's hazards to the human body and possible mitigation solutions to help humanity learn to...
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The Doppler Effect
This course module summarizes the Doppler effect, how this is used in astronomy and how we use it in technology
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Polymers
This course focuses on polymers, their properties, and their applications in space. Properties, Classifications, Synthesis, Nomenclature, Applications in Space
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Asteroids, Comets, and Meteors
Lessons By: Denise Wright, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
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Cosmic Velocities
Man-made satellites should be launched with a very high velocity, called the first cosmic velocity, in order to move in circular orbits around the Earth.
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Venus & Mars: Space Travel Differences for Women and Men
This presentation is classroom-ready to be shared with a inquisitive audience and will provoke interesting questions and stir listeners to find out more about paving the human way to space exploration! Loretta Hall is a...
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Space Ambassador Entry Checklist
This forum is yet another way to increase the awareness of the NSS mission of living and working in space!
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The Hubble Diagram
The idea that we live in an expanding universe is one of the most unexpected and important discoveries of 20th century physical science. In this project, you will retrace Edwin Hubble's discoveries, seeing the same...
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Newton’s Greatest Contribution to Humankind
Newton wins Wren prize proving Kepler and Copernicus to have been correct in asserting heliocentric planetary motion marking the beginning of the Age of Reason.
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Flying Nanosats!
This lesson will follow the dream of Pete Rossoni and how he used his love of playing with Frisbees to create a new space technology!