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It’s funny looking back, considering that my first start with 3D modeling was when I modeled and fabricated parts for private aircraft!My favorite costume that I’ve made is a character called Mei from the game “Overwatch” by Blizzard Entertainment. She is a scientist who has a little robotic sidekick named Snowball. I was entering the BlizzCon Costume Contest for the first time, and I thought that this would be a character who was both fun and challenging to make. It’s my favorite cosplay because it was something that showcased a variety of things I was able to do with costume and prop making: sewing a coat and pants from scratch, foam fabricating boots, modeling, 3D printing, with a bit of robotics and code while making Snowball and the lights.What is your favorite space image and why?converted PNM fileThe initial pictures from Spirit and Opportunity on Mars motivated me during my college days—I’d use them as wallpaper on my desktop—to one day work for NASA. With a lot of hard work and dedication, I was able to make that dream happen! It’s still surreal to me that the people I admired, who worked on the missions that I followed, are people that I work side by side with today.Where are they from?Planetary science is a global profession.Explore the mapReturn to topThe National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationNASA explores the unknown in air and space, innovates for the benefit of humanity, and inspires the world through discovery.About NASA's MissionJoin UsHomeNews & EventsMultimediaNASA+MissionsHumans in SpaceEarth & ClimateThe Solar SystemThe UniverseScienceAeronauticsTechnologyLearning ResourcesAbout NASANASA en EspañolFollow NASAMore NASA Social AccountsNASA NewslettersSitemapFor MediaPrivacy PolicyFOIANo FEAR ActOffice of the IGBudget & Annual ReportsAgency Financial ReportsContact NASAAccessibilityPage Last Updated:8 months agoPage Editor:SMD Content EditorsResponsible NASA Official for Science:Dana Bolles
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Facts Mini Poster Template

 

The Facts Mini Poster is a finished product which is designed to use as is and showcases the current poster along with a selection of facts and links (QR Codes) to relevant materials.  Provided as a pdf file.

 

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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.

 

Use the Invitation/Thank You Card as is or tailor it to personalize your invitations and thank you notes. Provided as a .doc 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. 

 

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►  African American History and Culture at the Smithsonian
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NASA Unveils Design for Message Heading to Jupiter’s Moon Europa
The microchip will be the centerpiece of an illustration of a bottle amid the Jovian system – a reference to NASA’s “Message in a Bottle” campaign, which invited the public to send their names with the spacecraft.A ‘Golden Record’ for EuropaMade of the metal tantalum and about 7 by 11 inches (18 by 28 centimeters), the plate features graphic elements on both sides. The outward-facing panel features art that highlights Earth’s connection to Europa. Linguists collected recordings of the word “water” spoken in 103 languages, from families of languages around the world. The audio files were converted into waveforms (visual representations of sound waves) and etched into the plate. The waveforms radiate out from a symbol representing the American Sign Language sign for “water.” The art on this side of the plate, which will seal an opening of the vault on NASA’s Europa Clipper, features waveforms that are visual representations of the sound waves formed by the word “water” in 103 languages. At center is a symbol representing the American Sign Language sign for “water.” Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech 
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 To hear audio of the spoken languages and see the sign, go to: go.nasa.gov/MakeWaves.In the spirit of the Voyager spacecraft’s Golden Record, which carries sounds and images to convey the richness and diversity of life on Earth, the layered message on Europa Clipper aims to spark the imagination and offer a unifying vision.“The content and design of Europa Clipper’s vault plate are swimming with meaning,” said Lori Glaze, director of the Planetary Science Division at NASA Headquarters in Washington. “The plate combines the best humanity has to offer across the universe – science, technology, education, art, and math. The message of connection through water, essential for all forms of life as we know it, perfectly illustrates Earth’s tie to this mysterious ocean world we are setting out to explore.”Reaching Out to the CosmosIn 2030, after a 1.6-billion-mile (2.6-billion-kilometer) journey, Europa Clipper will begin orbiting Jupiter, making 49 close flybys of Europa.
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This mobile of feathery clouds will twist and turn in a gentle breeze. It even includes rain clouds with sparkling showers!
You’ll have four kinds of clouds in your mobile: Cumulonimbus, cirrus, cumulus, and nimbostratus clouds. These clouds are different shapes, and they can mean very different things for the upcoming weather. Learn all about these clouds in the green bar on the right!
To make this cloud mobile, you’ll need a few easy-to-find supplies—and a little patience to get the clouds balanced just right.

What you need:

2 or 3 large Styrofoam take-out boxes or pieces of white cardboard
2 thin, lightweight sticks (like wooden skewers); one stick should be about 12 inches long and the other should be 8 inches long
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Use scissors to cut out the paper cloud patterns.

Place the paper cloud shapes on top of the Styrofoam boxes or cardboard and trace around them with the pencil.

Use the scissors to cut the cloud shapes from the Styrofoam or cardboard.

Find the cumulonimbus and nimbostratus cloud shapes. These are the two types of rain clouds. To make rain, fold the mylar shred in half and tape the pieces to the bottom of the cloud.

Use the point of the pencil or skewer to poke holes in the tops of each of the clouds. These are the holes you’ll use to hang the clouds from the skewers. Some of the longer clouds (such as the nimbostratus cloud) will need two holes to help them balance while hanging.
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Discussions on the geology and the human impacts to the area will also be included.
*Basic skills and safety knowledge for the watercraft you bring is required.
*Personal flotation device (life jacket) is required to be worn while on the water.
*Water, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, and snacks are recommended.  Feel free to bring cameras, binoculars and other materials to help you explore, if you’re comfortable using them on the water.
*Please arrive early enough to allow enough time to unload, inflate, etc. to start on time.  There will be a brief introduction and discussion prior to setting out.
RSVP is required.  For RSVP, questions, or concerns, please email folsomlake@ports-ca.us.  Please include your name and the number of people in your party.
 
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Write your own zany adventure story! | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
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Create your own zany adventure!
You get to be the author of your very own silly story. Maybe you will take a trip to a black hole or discover a far-off planet deep in the outer reaches of our galaxy. Maybe you will stay on Earth and watch mysterious bright lights or take a trip to a slimy beach. It’s all up to you!

Fun science facts will follow each story. Learn about our solar system, the Sun, deep space, and even our own planet as you create the perfect adventure tale.

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Fun science facts will follow each story. Learn about our solar system, the Sun, deep space, and even our own planet as you create the perfect adventure tale.
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Safe and Sane Fireworks can be used by Dublin residents on their private property anytime during the sales period. (Beginning at noon on June 28 to noon on July 5.)  If a property is covered by a Homeowners Association, residents should check to see if the Association will allow fireworks.Safe and Sane Fireworks are NOT to be used at City parks, facilities, schools, businesses, or multi-family complexes (such as apartment, condominium, or townhome neighborhoods). Safe and Sane Firework Usage

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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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Facts Mini Poster Template

 

The Facts Mini Poster is a finished product which is designed to use as is and showcases the current poster along with a selection of facts and links (QR Codes) to relevant materials.  Provided as a pdf file.
 
The Facts Mini Poster Template
 contains a fully editable center portion to which you can add your own observance information. Get creative! Use this design to support your event in a variety of ways!  Provided as a .doc file.

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Invitation/Thank You Card

The Program Template is fully editable.  Add your own observance information to highlight an individual or your unit event. 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.
 
Use the Invitation/Thank You Card as is or tailor it to personalize your invitations and thank you notes.
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Reducing Waste from Single-use Foodware Accessories & CondimentsExisting law prohibits restaurants from providing single-use plastic straws to customers unless requested.As of January 1, 2022, in order to reduce the amount of waste created from single-use items food facilities will also need customers to request any single-use foodware accessory or standard condiment. Single-use foodware accessories include forks, knives, spoons, sporks, chopsticks, straws, stirrers, condiment cups and packets, splash sticks, or cocktail sticks.“Standard condiment” means relishes, spices, sauces, confections, or seasonings that require no additional preparation and that are usually used on a food item after preparation, including ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, soy sauce, hot sauce, salsa, salt, pepper, sugar, and sugar substitutes.In order to reduce the amount of waste created from single-use items the retail food industry is now required to: Only provide single-use accessories to consumers upon request Only provide single-use accessories required to eat the ready-to-eat food No bundling of single-use accessories or condiments Only offer those single-use items needed to eat or prevent spillage of the ready-to-eat food at a drive-through as well as in a public-use airport A third-party delivery platform shall provide consumers with the option to request single-use accessories A food facility that uses a third-party platform shall customize its menu with a list of available single-use accessories or condiments. Only those items chosen by the consumer will be delivered.
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For best results print in color on heavy cardstock, laminate, and cut apart. We've used both cold and hot lamination with great results.
 
Use the Invitation/Thank You Card as is or tailor it to personalize your invitations and thank you notes.   Provided as a .doc file.

Activity Book

 

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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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►  Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
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►  Nobel Prize Organization (Biography)
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