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An Interview with Dr. Rakesh Mogul of NASA’s Office of Planetary Protection
The Office of Planetary Protection’s primary role is to minimize the biological contamination of the solar system that may result from human based exploration – robotic exploration and basic human exploration. Continue reading
Selecting the Next Landing Site on Mars
An astronomy education activity for learning the features of Mars Continue reading
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Presenting at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
An Exemplary Teacher I have been blessed by learning from some of the best teachers in Utah, both as a student and as a colleague. The best teacher of all was J. Fay Jacobsen, a science and math teacher at … Continue reading
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The Spaced-Out Classroom 