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"Has the moon been moving away from planet earth from the beginning? Also, does it keep moving away faster or has the rate always been about the same?"
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Astrobiology Summer Science Experience for Teachers (ASSET)
ASSET, produced by the SETI Institute, is a science and curriculum institute for high school science teachers focused on the 9th grade curriculum, Voyages Through Time. The ASSET experience, held at San Francisco State University from 15-20 June 2009, will be intense and exciting, interactive and content rich, with presentations by leading astrobiology researchers from the SETI Institute, NASA, and California Academy of Sciences. Participants receive a copy of VTT. All expenses are covered by grant funds. Applications accepted January 5 – February 20, 2009.
![Recent Articles](https://webarchive.library.unt.edu/eot2008/20090120001303im_/http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/img/text/hd_recent_mb.gif)
- Hiding from Jupiter's Radiation
- Replicating RNA
- Martian Methane Reveals the Red Planet is not a Dead Planet
- Methane-Spewing Martians?
- A Banner Year for Astrobiology in Discover Magazine's Top 100 Stories of 2008
- Astrobiology Summer Science Experience for Teachers (ASSET)
- NAI Scientist Elected AAAS Fellow
- Examining a SLIce of the Arctic
- Astrobiology Top 10
- Planets Form in the Eye of the Storm