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SMEs Engage Educators Across the Nation about Observing Earth from Space using Astronaut Photography

SMEs Engage Educators Across the Nation about Observing Earth from Space using Astronaut Photography


On April 24 & 29, 2020, Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science (ARES) scientists Andrea Meado & Andy Britton shared how NASA & the world observe Earth from space using astronaut images.

April 24: reached ~111 live and ~136+ archived participants across 30 states, Mexico, and Haiti; April 29: reached ~55 live participants and 54+ archived participants across 29 states, Puerto Rico, and France.

Numerous Science Activation partner audiences were reached including classroom teachers, Solar System Ambassadors, Museum staff, Librarians, and Amateur Astronomers.

https://ares.jsc.nasa.gov/interaction/webinars

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