Landing to Launch all 1.5 hrs Inside the Vertical Assembly Building Thurs Dec. 9 Mars Polar Landing all 2 hrs Talk to NASA Scientists about the feedback from the Mars Polar Lander. 30 min Students will learn how engineers and scientists will use geometry in the solar system to navigate a spacecraft to Mars atmosphere. The fort is the oldest in the western United States, and the only Texas Revolution site with its original 1836 appearance. Students will learn how scientists use satellites, lasers, optical detectors, and wavelengths of light to measure the presence of certain elements and compounds in the Earth's atmosphere. Fri Nov 19 Galileo-Volcanoes in Io all hrs Journey through the solar system searching for places where volcanoes erupt now and in the past.
Students examine the results of UV experiments conducted.
Landing to Launch all approx. Brandt Secosh, Mike Ciannilli take you to the runway and introduce you to aeronautics and navigations aspects unique to landing the orbiter. 28 Mars Millenium Project - Surviving and Thriving on Mars approx. David Seidel and Dr. Robert Anderson of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory will be at Ames to provide an active, inciteful look into the 'trials and tribulations' of life in a potential community on Mars. Landing to Launch approx.