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Astronomy in Seattle: 2015 AAS Conference Day 1
From January 4th through 8th, 2015, I travelled with four of my students to Seattle to present posters at the American Astronomical Society Conference. Our experiences will be detailed in the next several posts. Not many high school teachers … Continue reading
Turning Infrared Images into Representative Color Photos
During fall semester, 2014, I taught the first half of a year-long astronomy course. This semester focused on constellations, cosmology, galaxies, and stars, whereas winter semester will focus on planetary science and the solar system. Because of my work … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy education, astronomy lesson plan, color channels, false color images, infrared data, infrared processing and analysis center, infrared search archive, ipac, irsa finder chart, making infrared data visible, representative color image, rgb images, wise data
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NITARP Days 5-6: What We’ve Learned
For our final day at Caltech for the NASA/IPAC Teacher Archive Research Program (NITARP) we drew conclusions from our research and evaluated how much we’ve learned from the process. Our main goal, besides learning how to use the IPAC … Continue reading
NITARP Workshop at Caltech: Days 1-2
I haven’t written a post for this blog for a long time, and much has happened. Over the next two months I hope to write at least three posts per week and bring everything up to date. It’s been quite … Continue reading
The NITARP Workshop
Today is Jan. 5, 2014. It’s been a fairly steep learning curve as I’ve attended the opening workshop for NITARP, the NASA/IPAC Teacher Archive Research Program. As mentioned in yesterday’s post, NITARP provides opportunities for science teachers and their students … Continue reading
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Tagged 2mass, aas, american astronomical society, astronomy data, authentic science data, bright rimmed clouds, caltech, data archive, excess infrared, exoplanet, infrared, ipac, lithium, magfest, mentor teacher, nasa astrophysics division, NASA science mission directorate, nitarp, paul hertz, planet-eating stars, spitzer, stellar rotation, wise
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The Spaced-Out Classroom 