National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mass vs. Weight Stretching Mass Objective To investigate the difference between "mass" and "weight" in the normal

Source URL: www.nasa.gov

James Clerk Maxwell Telescope With a 15-m dish, the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (JCMT) is the largest telescope in the world dedicated to submillimeter astronomy. Operating between the infrared and radio waves, it uses

Source URL: outreach.jach.hawaii.edu

• Telescopes
• James Clerk Maxwell
• James Clerk Maxwell Telescope
• United Kingdom Infrared Telescope
• UKIRT Infrared Deep Sky Survey
• Infrared
• Submillimetre astronomy
• Orion Nebula
• UK Astronomy Technology Centre
• Astronomy
• Observational astronomy
• Space

OPAG Meeting Report May[removed]The Outer Planets Assessment Group is a NASA-supported forum for scientists and engineers to discuss exploration of the outer solar system and to enhance communication between community a

Source URL: www.lpi.usra.edu

• Space
• Astronomy
• Spaceflight
• New Frontiers program
• Enceladus
• Saturn
• NASA
• Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer
• Outer planets
• Solar System
• Planetary science

Exhibition Agreement for “From Earth to the Solar System 2013” This is an agreement between the United States Government, as represented by the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (‘N

Source URL: fettss.arc.nasa.gov

• Government of the United States
• NASA

NOTICE Sun-Transit Periods February 23 to March 4, 2013 The Kativik Regional Government would like to remind Nunavimmiut that we are nearing a suntransit period. For a short time each afternoon between February 23 and M

Source URL: www.krg.ca

• Astronomical transit
• Space
• Sun outage
• Internet
• Satellite
• Astrological transit
• Sun
• Astronomy
• Technology
• Astrometry

SAN FRANCISCO AREA. This picture from an ERTS color composite shows fog rolling into the San Pablo and San Francisco Bays. Part of the San Andreas fault runs between the fog and bays, and sediment can be seen in both bay

Source URL: library01.gsfc.nasa.gov

• Goddard Space Flight Center
• Greenbelt
• Maryland
• Guidance system
• Marshall Space Flight Center
• Spacecraft Tracking and Data Acquisition Network
• Spacecraft
• Robert H. Goddard
• NASA
• Spaceflight
• Space technology

Agenda for Instructional Intervention Strategies for EL/CLD 8:00 Pick up materials and register. Get into groups of four around tables (may involve moving the rectangular tables apart so there is more space between them

Source URL: www.doe.in.gov

Telescopes from the Ground Up Huygens’s 123-foot-long refractor Huygens’s open-air telescope had two short tubes at each end, to hold the lenses. The tubes were aligned with the help of a cord that ran between them.

Source URL: amazing-space.stsci.edu

COOPERATION IN SPACE Agreement Between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Concerning Cooperation in the Exploration of the Use of Outer Space for the Peaceful Purposes. May 24, 1972

Source URL: www.archives.gov

• Astronautics
• Spacecraft
• Space rendezvous
• Space policy
• Space law
• Space weapons
• Spaceflight
• Aerospace engineering
• Space technology

The CALIPSO-CloudSat Validation Experiment (CC-VEx) The CALIP SO-CloudSat Validation Experiment (CC-VEx) was conducted between July 24 and August 14, 2006 and was designed to provide coincident observations of cloud and

Source URL: geo.arc.nasa.gov

• French space program
• CALIPSO
• Environmental science
• CloudSat
• A-train
• LIDAR
• Cloud
• Canadian Space Agency
• Spaceflight
• Spacecraft
• Earth