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The Imagine the Universe! Team
(Middle Row) Beth Barbier, Mike Arida, Koji Mukai, Jim Lochner, Karen Smale, Barbara
Mattson;
(Back Row) Pat Keeney, Hans Krim, Dave Chuss, George Gliba, Duilia
De Mello]

Contributors (not all are pictured above):

Jim Lochner -- Imagine the Universe's numero uno. He keeps it running
and keeps everyone happy. He studies X-ray binaries in his spare time
(when not listening to "Car Talk".) Jim is happy that the staff of
E/PO volunteers is getting almost as large as the Car Talk staff!

Meredith Gibb -- Our second (and fourth) web master extraordinaire.
She's one of the happiest people we know, likely due to all that
Joan Baez and Peter, Paul & Mary that she listens to. For a short
time she wore 3-D glasses for Goddard's Visualization lab, but is back
to cheer us up again.

Koji Mukai -- Responsible for running our "Ask an Astrophysicist" service. Also an expert in cataclysmic variables, ASCA, Suzaku, bike trails in Maryland, and the Baltimore Orioles batting averages.

Beth Barbier -- Education lead for cosmic ray projects, part-time writer
and editor for the Imagine site, and moving force behind
Cosmicopia. She also
meets interesting people by writing our "Featured Scientist". 

Barbara Mattson -- Web curator and educator lead for Constellation-X,
contributor to education program for INTEGRAL, HEASARC, and, oh yes, writer
of her own PhD thesis. An avid reader, movie go-er,
and budding cyclist. Not as quiet as we had thought!

Karen Smale -- Web page designer and graphic artist, among other talents.
She can draw you a map to anywhere and sing you a tune to send you on your
way. (Since she's part of AstroCappella, it's likely to be a song about
the Doppler shift.)
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The bookmark is designed at five per sheet and can be printed on standard 8.5 X 11 inch paper. For best results print in color on heavy cardstock, laminate, and cut apart. We've used both cold and hot lamination with great results.
 
Print the Invitation/Thank You Card and hand write your information or drop in a text box with your details to personalize your invitations and thank you notes. Provided as a .pdf file.

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The Activity Book is designed to share with your younger event attendees but can be enjoyed by all ages. It showcases coloring pages and encourages learning through games and activities. Please note this product is designed to print two-sided and flip on the short edge. Put the pages in order then staple or fold in the middle. 
 
The Placemat is designed to be printed on one side or two as needed to support your luncheon or other observance activity. The product may contain interactive smartphone links and videos. It can be printed at 8.5 X 11 or 8.5 X 17 inches.

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Multicultural Observances/Awareness Archives

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SPECIAL COMMEMORATIONS

►  75th Anniversary of EO 9980 and 9981 includes product and links recognizing the Commemoration of the Women's Integration Act (2023)
►  DEOMI 50th Anniversary Celebration (2021)
►  DEOMI Collaborative Series (2018)

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Make asteroids you can eat! | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
Mixing bowl and spoon
 Oven mitt or pot holders
 Cookie sheet

Process: 
 Turn on your oven to 375° Fahrenheit (190 Celsius).
Take a little slice of the butter or margarine and rub it evenly on the cookie sheet so the asteroids won't stick. (You might want to use a paper towel for this so your fingers don't get all messy—yet!)
 Make the mashed potatoes. Make a lot (8 cups) or a little (4 cups).

 Add the cheese (if you want), butter, salt and pepper to the potatoes and mix well. The mixture should stick together. If it's too dry, add a little milk. If it's too moist, add a little flour (start with 2 tablespoons).

 Take a handful of potatoes (about 1/2 cup or more) and shape it into your own idea of an interesting asteroid shape. Use your fingers to poke dents in it for craters.

 Here are a few real asteroids to give you some ideas. (These rocks are not all the same size, even though they look nearly so in these pictures!) The one on the left is Gaspra, in the middle is Ida, and at the right is Dactyl (which is actually a tiny "moon" of Ida). All these pictures were taken by the spacecraft Galileo.
 Set the asteroid on the greased cookie sheet.

 Use all the potatoes to make asteroids. (If you have lots of asteroids, you may need another cookie sheet. Or bake the first ones, then regrease the cookie sheet and make some more.)
 Put the cookie sheet full of asteroids in the hot oven for about 20 to 25 minutes, or until they are brown. Using the hot pads or oven mitt, remove the cookie sheet from the oven, and using the large spoon, transfer the asteroids to a serving plate.
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The big deal about asteroids
Asteroids are chunks of rock that never quite made it to full-fledged planet-hood when our solar system formed.
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Scientists think the presence of a bar indicates that a galaxy has reached full maturity.Elliptical GalaxiesNGC 2865, shown here in an image captured by the Hubble Space Telescope, is an elliptical galaxy located 100 million light-years away.ESA/Hubble & NASAElliptical galaxies have shapes that range from completely round to oval. They are less common than spiral galaxies.Unlike spirals, elliptical galaxies usually contain little gas and dust and show very little organization or structure. The stars orbit around the core in random directions and are generally older than those in spiral galaxies since little of the gas needed to form new stars remains. Scientists think elliptical galaxies originate from collisions and mergers with spirals.Lenticular GalaxiesLenticular galaxy NGC 4886, imaged here by the Hubble Space Telescope, contains primarily old stars but no spiral arms.ESA/Hubble & NASA. Acknowledgement: Gilles ChapdelaineLenticular galaxies are a kind of cross between spirals and ellipticals. They have the central bulge and disk common to spiral galaxies but no arms. But like ellipticals, lenticular galaxies have older stellar populations and little ongoing star formation.Scientists have a few theories about how lenticular galaxies evolved. One idea suggests these galaxies are older spirals whose arms have faded. Another proposes that lenticulars formed from mergers of spiral galaxies.Irregular GalaxiesThe Hubble Space Telescope captured this image of NGC 5264, an irregular dwarf galaxy.ESA/Hubble & NASAIrregular galaxies have unusual shapes, like toothpicks, rings, or even little groupings of stars. They range from dwarf irregular galaxies with 100 million times the Sun’s mass to large ones weighing 10 billion solar masses.Astronomers think these galaxies’ odd shapes are sometimes the result of interactions with others. For example, one spiral galaxy passing another with a stronger gravitational pull could lose some of its material, become distorted, and morph into a new shape. Some, like gas-rich dwarf galaxies, may be new, formed by material pulled from such encounters. Or perhaps when galaxies collide, they create a larger, oddly shaped mashup.
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At this time there are very few TVs with Cable Card slots, and TIVO has other limitations, so the most feasible option is to use a converter from San Bruno cable. 

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My box says “One Moment Please”. What does that mean?

Digital converters rely on data streaming to the device.  When there is an interruption of signal, or low signal levels, the picture may “freeze” or “tile” momentarily.  If the signal is too low or is interrupted, the converter box will display “One Moment Please” while it waits for an adequate level of signal to return.  This may happen once in a while with a digital converter, but if this happens frequently, a weekday service call should be scheduled to address this issue. 

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What do I do if I have no picture or a blue picture on the TV?

Ensure that the proper input source is selected for your television configuration (often can be done with menu/input/setup button).Check that the digital converter power is on and the TV is on the correct input.If using TV input, the TV must be on Channel 3.If using video/audio cables, chose the input on the TV that they are connected to (for example, choose Video 1, Component 1 or AV 1 depending on where the cables are connected to in back of the TV).  Select HDMI if using an HDMI Cable. 

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What do I do if I have no sound or can't control the volume?

Check the mute and volume control on both the TV and Digital box using the remote. If one or the other device is muted, you will have no sound.   

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What does the “Not Authorized” converter message mean?

San Bruno Cable offers television programming as packages.  To view a channel, it must be within a package you pay for. To add packages to your service, simply call during business hours and request the package you want.  There are no contracts to sign, nor any upgrade/downgrade fees to pay.  Keep the package for a month and cancel anytime thereafter.
Making Maps Accessible in PDF Documents | U.S. Department of the Interior
And I can go down there and I can create a tag for that. And I’ve probably already done that. And you will see that, so when I select this figure tag, I have one at the very top, and I’ve kind of - I really only wanted to select one thing, and it wouldn’t let me. So it selected several things. Don’t care, and we’ll talk about why I don’t care in a minute. And then I go down to the next one and I’ve selected Whatcom, for Whatcom County. Then before that, I selected San Juan for San Juan County, which is over on the left of the map out in the water, because those are islands. And then I have Skagit County, and then I have Island County. So I’ve manually selected those and created those figure tags. So now I have something I can work with. So what do I want to tell people about this? Well, let’s scroll down here for a moment in the map, and there’s a legend down at the bottom. I think I’m going to increase the font size on that for a moment, or the size on that for a moment. That was probably too big. All right, so there’s a legend down here at the bottom. This gives me a clue as to some of the stuff I might be interested in. Now, remember on the previous one with the Catahoula Refuge, the legend was in the image and so I spelled all that stuff out in the image. This one is not. This is separate and will be tagged separately. But I still might want to spell some of that out in the image, because it’s showing me where things are. And I might be able to give some of that information. So the first thing I want to do is we go back to our map. What’s the purpose of this map? Well, the purpose of this map is to show the northwest region in Washington State. [LAUGHS] I wondered why that was showing for me. Thank you.
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Product is provided as a Powerpoint Presentation so that you may edit the product and add your own event information, add or remove slides, portray unit personnel...make it your own!  Larger presentations may be provided as pdf files for convenience. 

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The Program Template is fully editable to which you can add your own observance information. Use this design to support your event in a variety of ways! Provided as a .doc file.

The bookmark is designed at five per sheet and can be printed on standard 8.5 X 11 inch paper. For best results print in color on heavy cardstock, laminate, and cut apart. We've used both cold and hot lamination with great results.
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