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Sharing NASA Planetary Science During Red Sox Virtual STEM Day

Sharing NASA Planetary Science During Red Sox Virtual STEM Day


1,238 teachers/students registered for Red Sox Virtual STEM Day on September 29, 2020 which was led by NASA Goddard’s Solar System Exploration Division (SSED).

The event consisted of a mix of demonstrations, hands-on experiments, and planetary-related videos alongside a live Q&A with Goddard SSED scientists and outreach professionals who answered 82 questions from students in the New England area.

The program is archived on the Red Sox YouTube channel and has 5,800+ views.

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