Boeing Starliner contacted NASA Mission Control and asked them what this strange sound was coming from the Starliner speakers. The capsule with encased samples was retrieved from Earth’s surface and is being studied, as was done with the Stardust mission. Data collection and analysis took several months, as to be sure that the probe had indeed crossed, the Alfven Surface. NSTA Workshop in Kansas City, MO – Thursday, October 26, 3:40 PM – 4:40 PM – Kansas City Marriott Downtown, Lester Young B – “Physics Through Flight” – Ever since the Wright Brothers first took flight in Kitty Hawk, the idea of powered flight has fascinated and captivated people. NSTA Workshop in Kansas City, MO – Thursday, October 26, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM, Kansas City Convention Center, 2203 “Elementary Science Olympiad For All – Activity Plans for K-6 Students with Disabilities” – ESO for All provides K-6 students of all ability levels with a dynamic, engaging STEM experience. AAPT Summer Meeting, Boston, MA – Saturday, July 6th, 1:00-5:00pm, Otis Room, Seaport Convention Center – The material in this workshop is suitable for use in amateur astronomy clubs, Science Olympiad groups, classrooms, and labs.

NSTA Townhall – Saturday, March 23, 8:00 AM – 8:30 AM, Colorado Convention Center – 107/109 – Learn about the latest developments from NSTA, including changes in governance, volunteer opportunities, and new services and resources. October 12, 2022 – Explore Applied Science Careers in the Environment, Agriculture, and Natural Resources with the Univ. Attendees will learn about resources and opportunities that museums, science centers, and out-of-school time providers, such as Science Olympiad, offer classroom teachers to expand their students’ knowledge, borrow classroom resources, or develop themselves. In this session, we will introduce attendees to the idea of free flight model aircraft, demonstrate how these aircraft can be flown safely in schools, and share the variety of instructional resources that are immediately available for classroom use. In many cases, educators can earn credit hours or certificates. NSTA Workshop in Kansas City, MO – Saturday, October 28, Kansas City Convention Center, 2104 A, 1:20 PM – 2:20 PM – “Science Leadership While in the Classroom” Dedicated educators are often faced with a choice when it comes to impacting the profession or advancing their careers through leadership opportunities.

NSTA Presentation in Kansas City, MO – Saturday, October 28th, 2023, 12:40-3:40pm, KC Convention Center, 3501A – “Drilling for Stardust in the Ice Core Record, A.K.A. NSTA Poster Session in Kansas City, MO – Saturday, October 28th, 2023, 12:00-1:00pm, KC Marriott Downtown, Exhibit Hall – “Use NASA’s Universe of Learning (UoL) Integrated STEM Outreach Program and its Network of Informal Education Partners to Learn About the Universe. NSTA Poster Session in Denver, CO – Saturday, March 23rd, 2024, 12:00-1:00pm, Colorado Convention Center – Exhibit Hall – “Use NASA’s Universe of Learning (UoL) Integrated STEM Outreach Program and its Network of Informal Education Partners to Learn About the Universe. NSTA Presentation in Denver, CO – Thursday, March 21, 2024, 2:20 – 3:20pm, Colorado Convention Center, 708 – “Investigate and Analyze the Physical & Chemical Processes of Stellar Evolution Using NASA’s JS9 STEM Image Analysis Tools and Supporting Resources”: Stars form in clouds of gas and dust in star formation regions, and follow sequences that end in their destruction. NSTA Presentation in Denver, CO – Thursday, March 21, 2024, 3:40-4:40pm, Colorado Convention Center 708 – “Decoding Starlight – From Photons to Pixels to Images Using NASA Data Sets”. It was hoped that putting the displays at the much more visited science center will bring the NASA Glenn facility more public exposure.

Blackwell says that the mayor’s roadmap is based on agile and collaborative principles, such as user-centred design, the importance of data sharing, and working collaboratively on connectivity – “which hasn’t really happened before”, he says – mobilising public assets for that to happen, and ensuring the city invests in leadership and becomes a smart buyer. By February 1962, a series of possible shapes had been developed, and R. Dale Reed was working to gain support for a research vehicle. Based on his army-funded research on liquid-propellant rocketry, von Braun received a doctorate in physics on July 27, 1934, from the main university in Berlin. 2015: Bright Idea. Under the Federal Jurisdiction, the “2015 Bright Idea” award was awarded to NASA Research Park. The module was designed by Bigelow Aerospace, which has been working on the technology since 2000. In 2013 the company signed a $18 million (£12.4m) deal with Nasa to develop the Beam. The Space Launch System (SLS) is a massive rocket based on Space Shuttle-derived technology.