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"How long does it take light to travel from the Sun to Earth, and what is the formula? (I would like to calculate the answer with my students.)"
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Life in Extreme Environments Educator Conference
On January 24-25th, the NAI Teams at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA will host the Life in Extreme Environments Educator Conference for teachers and other educators. Join NASA astrobiologists, planetary scientists, and astronomers for a presentation on the latest information on our expanding understanding of the abodes of life on our planet and the prospects for the development of life elsewhere in our solar system and much farther beyond. Please register by January 16th.
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- Titan First
- Comment on Titan First
- Program Solicitation in Sedimentary Geology and Paleobiology
- NAI Team Seminars Recorded and Available Online
- Outer Space Oreos
- NAI Ames Research Center Team Launches New Website
- Darwin in a Test Tube
- Reflections of Chirality as a Possible Biomarker
- Student Astronomers Earn Top Honors in State Science Fair
- Reanimating Extinct Genes