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Make Science Come Alive in ]fuur Classroom Lessons Plans on the following student experiments flown aboard the Space Shuttle (STS 80) are now available* Lead lodide (Crystal Growth) Killifish Water Bears NSS is seeking ground based (classroom) control experiments to compare the results of the experiments done in space *Geared for students in 9th grade and above, however, innovative educators at all grade levels are encoulaged to get involved. A listserv has been developed for discussion with other educators nationwide. Sponsored by The National Space Society and Instrumentation Technology Associates, Inc. For more information on this as well as many other exciting educational projects, please corr- tact Karen Rugg at (202) 543-1900 or [email protected]. http://www.nss.org http : I / pa ges. n y u . e d u/- p o,tter I ns s ed u/e d u s p a c e. h tln I
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Space Shuttle Mission/Experiment Patch Designs Proposed by Kristen Ann Winslet. The first page shows a patch I designed for the National Space Society's Education Chapter. The last page shows a letter from Shuttle Pilot Richard Covey in response to my Patch Design I submitted to George Nelson, mission specialist for the flight. What a Joy to see they adopted my patch as their mission emblem for STS-26 in 1988. The other patch designs are an assortment of designs I sent to the astronauts in the 1990's. One in particular is STS-88, the first ISS Mission. I received a note from Bob Cabana which stated his crew prefers to design their own patch, but in the end, it looks like I had made an impact. America's Space Program at Work . . .
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Make Science Come Alivein ]fuur Classroom
Lessons Plans on the following student experiments flownaboard the Space Shuttle (STS 80) are now available*
Lead lodide (Crystal Growth)KillifishWater Bears
NSS is seeking ground based (classroom) control experimentsto compare the results of the experiments done in space
*Geared for students in 9th grade and above, however, innovative educators at allgrade levels are encoulaged to get involved. A listserv has been developed fordiscussion with other educators nationwide.
Sponsored by The National Space Society and Instrumentation Technology Associates, Inc.For more information on this as well as many other exciting educational projects, please corr-tact Karen Rugg at (202) 543-1900 or [email protected].
http://www.nss.orghttp : I / pa ges. n y u . e d u/- p o,tter I ns s ed u/e d u s p a c e. h tln I
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