:: NASA Quest > Space :: As you read from my bio, I am a research I have been told personally by several astronautswho have how to be better stewards of earth resources in general. http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/space/chats/archive/09-26-01gg.html
Extractions: Please join us Wednesday, September 26, for a webchat with NASA expert Greg Goins, Research Scientist, from the Kennedy Space Center. This chat continues the theme featured in the September 20 webcast from KSC featuring: " ISS - A Home in Microgravity" Living in Space Begins on Earth . Please be sure to read the experts profile before joining us, so that your questions will be appropriate to Mr. Goins' field. Lori/NASAChatHost
Science Bio Chem Physic Etc of space exploration, rocketry, early astronauts, space missions and guides for firstsemester general chemistry), Chemistry Jane's Chembio Web The online Web http://www.yrbe.edu.on.ca/~hhss/library/2k2library/science.htm
Extractions: Views of the Solar System presents a vivid multimedia adventure unfolding the splendor of the Sun, planets, moons, comets, asteroids, and more. Discover the latest scientific information, or study the history of space exploration, rocketry, early astronauts, space missions, spacecraft through a vast archive of photographs, scientific facts, text, graphics and videos. The Nine planets, by Bill Arnett
The Scientist - Biotech Firms Acknowledge Minority Underrepresentation Minorities in general are really diversity not just for its own sake, explains bio'sFeldbaum. It's the same for astronauts, it's the same for astrophysicists http://www.the-scientist.com/yr1997/feb/finn_p1_970217.html
Extractions: TOO FEW: BIO president Carl Feldbaum cites the pipeline issue rather than discrimination as the main reason for small minority representation. Scientists who are members of racial and ethnic minorities are underrepresented in the biotechnology industry, according to a variety of industry observers. Minority researchers agree with company representatives and career counselors that this disparity rarely if ever arises from conscious or overt discrimination, but they disagree on what, if anything, individual biotech companies should do about it. While those in the industry say the problem is quite real, it is difficult to quantify. Large and small biotechnology companies approached by The Scientist declined to provide breakdowns on the racial and ethnic makeup of their scientific staffs. And the Washington, D.C.-based Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), the industry's main lobbying group, does not collect data on this issue, although BIO president Carl B. Feldbaum says he plans to do so in the future.
CMS: Student Resources www.gale.com/free_resources/bhm/bio.htm Martin L and preparedness data, and generalearthquake research. the solar system, the universe, astronauts, space travel http://www.dekalb.k12.ga.us/~columbiams/stureso.html
Extractions: Links to pages on the civil rights movement of the post-World War II era. Includes links to such topics as: Brown v Board of Education; Desegregation at Little Rock's Central High; Mongtomery Bus Boycott; Plessy v Ferguson; and the people of the civil rights movement. http://rhsweb.org/library/civil_rights.htm
Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-xxvi Executive Summary, pp. 1-21 1 Astronaut Health Beyond Earth Orbit, pp. 22-35 2 Risks to Astronaut Health During Space Travel, pp. 36-73 3 Managing Risks to Astronaut Health, pp. 74-115 4 Emergency and Continuing Care, pp. 116-135 5 Behavioral Health and Performance, pp. 136-171 6 Exploring the Ethics of Space Medicine, pp. 172-187 7 Planning an Infrastructure for Astronaunt Health Care, pp. 188-220 References, pp. 221-244 Appendix A Background and Methodology, pp. 245-262 Appendix B Committee and Staff Biographies, pp. 263-274 Index, pp. 275-291
Space Exploration Motor Learning; biomechanics; Exercise, physiology and health related unit willbe to go on-line with astronauts. research skills in both a general and issue http://edweb.sdsu.edu/courses/edtec596/Units/Space/spaceExplorationUnit
Extractions: Cheryl Rodenhi This unit was developed at San Diego State University in EDTEC 596 , Interdisciplinary Teaching with Technology, Bernie Dodge , Instructor. Traveling through space and exploring the unknown has been an unquenched curiosity of mankind's since the beginning of time. Students of all ages, in schools throughout the world, are becoming more involved in researching space, following the current progress of space exploration, and discovering the learning possibilities that come from traveling through the last frontier. "Space Exploration" is an interdisciplinary unit combining multiple disciplines to create a single outcome. Good luck on your journey... This unit focuses on seventh and eighth grade science and involves language arts and social studies to a slightly lesser extent. The basis is rooted in the content area of science, but all the other disciplines are utilized to supplement the learning in the area of science and space exploration. While the unit is designed for the middle school level, it could be easily modified to work in lower grade levels or expanded to work at the high school level. As a result of this unit, students will learn many concepts that already exist within the disciplines. Embedded within the state frameworks and national standards is the goal of incorporating outcomes into content-rich applications. We believe our unit provides this type of setting.
Alicia Baker have given support visits made by astronauts and scientists the variances by searchingthe general ledger (each Home bio's by Major bio's by School bio's http://coop.jsc.nasa.gov/biography/bios/bakera.htm
Extractions: Home Bio's by Major Bio's by School Bio's by Name About me As a native of Houston - any news or info about the space program has always intrigued me. I graduated a year early from high school and went out of state to a small liberal arts college (283 students in the school), but I missed my family too much so I came back to Houston and went to college (Tomball and now UHCL). I thought I wanted to major in computers and completed a few years of programming courses. I took accounting as a required core course - I found my niche, and my major changed. A short time later, my family moved to Brazil due to a promotion. Ive visited them several times, but I know that Texas is my home. Im a full-time student at University of Houston Clear Lake, which is about 5 minutes away from JSC. The University offers degrees in Sciences, Humanities, Psychology, Business, and many concentrations in those schools. Many co-ops have the chance to work full time and take a class or two in their spare time, which helps bring graduation sooner. Winnie the Pooh (myself) and Tigger (Jane Mezentseva) at co-op initiation
MIT - Office Of Career Services And Pre-Professional Advising bioTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION http//www.bio.org INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS astronauts http//www MANAGEMENT SCIENCES www.informs.org/general/general.html. http://web.mit.edu/career/www/prof.html
Extractions: Professional Associations can be an excellent resource for job seekers. Through their various activities and services (meetings, conferences, publications, websites, etc.) professional associations provide information about career fields, job opportunities, and employers in the professions they serve. They can be particularly helpful if you need to create a long-distance network to help you conduct a long-distance job search. To students, the websites of professional associations offer easy, inexpensive, accessible access to: The following is a list of associations' websites, with links to related sites. Some, but not all, provide job listings. To learn about other professional organizations in your field (or in other fields you wish to explore), ask your adviser or other faculty members, and consult the MIT Libraries Virtual References at
Professional Associations bioTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION http//www.bio.org. INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS astronauts http//www SCIENCES http//www.informs.org/general/general.html. http://web.mit.edu/career/www/handbook/profassoc.html
Extractions: Career Development Resources: Electronic and Print Architecture and Urban Planning Professional Associations can be an excellent resource for job seekers. Through their various activities and services (meetings, conferences, publications, websites etc.) professional associations provide information about career fields, job opportunities and employers in the professions they serve. They can be particularly helpful if you need to create a long-distance network to help you conduct a long-distance job search. To students (for whom time and money may be in short supply), the websites of professional associations offer easy, inexpensive, accessible (24 hours a day, 7 days a week!) access to: The following is a list of associations' websites, with links to related sites. Some, but not all, provide job listings. To learn about other professional organizations in your field (or in other fields you wish to explore), ask your adviser or other faculty members; and consult the MIT Libraries Virtual References at http://libraries.mit.edu/services/virtualref.html.
Search Results Includes NASA astronauts, Soviet cosmonauts, test pilots in WILSON Business Reference;bioMED Reference Illustrated encyclopedia of general aviation, 2nd ed http://research.lib.umn.edu/results.asp?sid=186
Space Shuttle Columbia Tribute Ecards. Remember Our Astronauts http//www.columbiatributeecards.com Remember our astronauts! guest books, tables,web development resources, etc. and open to the general Internet population. http://www.rozreviews.com/discussion_lists.html
ICONnect: FAQs - Biographies general bioGRAPHY SITES. See this site for biographies on NASA astronauts, Cosmonauts,and other space they could also be in 92, B, or bio. (Ask your http://www.ala.org/ICONN/KCFAQ/biograph.html
Extractions: Q: Where can I find biographies on the Internet and in books? A : Hello, There are many biography resources, including Web sites, books and encyclopedias. Some biography resources focus on all kinds of famous people, and others focus on people related to a certain subject or group of people (e.g., astronauts, presidents, African-Americans). You can choose which resources to use depending on the person you are studying. To find biography sites on the Internet, I used sites that were suggested by other KidsConnect volunteers. When you are looking for the biography of a specific person, you can use a search engine such as Alta Vista (altavista.digital.com) and type: +biography +"[person's name]" example: +biography +"Maya Angelou" GENERAL BIOGRAPHY SITES 1. Biography.com
EFileSystem.com Education Reference rockets spacecraft launch vehicles astronauts cosmonauts spaceflight medical laboratoryneeds. bio Reference Labs hypermedia for general chemistry, analytical http://www.efilesystem.com/Education___Reference/
Welcome To FreeLists - Free, No-hassle Mailing Lists of over 30 journalists, explorers, aviators, astronauts, race car Nancy HarknessLove, and general Hap Arnold of them portrayed in a biobibliographic format http://www.freelists.org/archives/k12newsletters/03-2003/fullthread3.html
Extractions: Need an email account? MailandFiles.com can help. Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index ************************************************************** K12NewsLetters - From Educational CyberPlayGround http://www.edu-cyberpg.com/ ************************************************************** From: "Karen G. Schneider" <kgs@lii.org> To: Multiple recipients of list <liiweek@sunsite.berkeley.edu> Sent: Fri, 28 Feb 2003 13:11:47 -0800 (PST) Subject: [LIIWEEK] Special Edition: Women's History Month LII.ORG SPECIAL EDITION: WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH, 2003 See http://lii.org/women (also linked on our main page, under Themes) For our entire collection, see http://lii.org ********************************************************************** This lii.org Special Edition presents a sampling of Web resources related to women. These and many other resources are featured on our new topic page, Women, unveiled today on our main page (and in our People section) to coincide with Women's History Month, which begins Saturday, March 1. We first list resources specifically about Women's History Month as an event, and then feature just a few of the interesting, eclectic, informative, high-quality, and browse-worthy resources about women included in Librarians' Index to the Internet. Bon appetit! Karen, Martha, Wendy, Pat, Diana, Tom, Maria, And our 100+ intrepid contributors! ********************************************************************** Sign off or on New This Week at
Slashdot | NASA Wants Astronauts On Mars By 2010 reaction will actually massively reduce the astronauts radiation exposure if evenEinstein made a general physical comment for this one, (Check my bio, born in http://slashdot.org/articles/03/01/18/1453233.shtml?tid=160
ROSA Proceedings work have been defined only in general terms growing of protein monocrystalls andother bioobjects require an obligatory participation of the astronauts in the http://www.rosa.ro/english/documents/Volum/Session3/Alexander_YAKOVENKO.htm
Extractions: ECONOMICAL AND SOCIAL BENEFITS OF THE USES OF OUTER SPACE. POTENTIAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION Alexander Yakovenko Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation Vienna, Austria INTRODUCTION The signing of the Intergovernmental Agreement on the creation of the International Space Station (ISS) took place on 29 of January, 1998 in Washington. The participants of the Agreement -USA, Russia, states-members of the European Space Agency (ESA), Japan and Canada decided to combine their efforts on the creation of the worlds first international space station. The first element of ISS - the Functional cargo block "Zarya" was launched from the "Baykonur" cosmodrome on 20 of November 1998. The second unit was launched by the USA on 4 December from cape Canaveral and was successfully docked with "Zarya". These events marked the beginning of practical realization of an unprecedented not only in technical but also in political sense project of the end of XX - the beginning of XXI-century. ISS will represent an unique orbital design with parameters: length - 108 meters, width - 74 meters, mass - more than 400 tons, ensuring permanent stay and work in space on orbit of 400 km high and 51,6 grad. inclination of an international crew of 6-7 members. Period of functioning on orbit - approximately 15 years. Station construction is planned to be finished by 2004. To reach this target it will be necessary to perform another 43 launches.
SAPL: Websites - Biography SAPL Websites by Topic Biography. biographical material on contemporary astronautsworking for Literary resources - Excellent general resources and author's http://www.sanantonio.gov/library/web/biography.asp
Extractions: General African Americans Artists Astronauts/Aviators ... Women GENERAL AFRICAN AMERICANS Prominent African Americans - Look here for great biographical information on famous and not-so-famous prominent African Americans. The site includes one annotated main link for each person and generally lists a few others to try for further information. ARTISTS - Biographies of some of the most famous comic artists, including Charles Schulz, Robert Crumb, and Bob Kane. Each biography lists birth and death dates and places, work history, accomplishments and interesting facts. They contain illustrations of comic characters and covers of comic books created by the artists. This is just one section of a site devoted to comic art history. - Artists with works in the National Gallery of Art are listed alphabetically with birth and death years and nationality along with links to reproductions of some of their works. WebMuseum, Paris Artist Index
Remote Sensing Data And Information general Information and Resource Lists. Space Shuttle photographs taken by NASAastronauts aboard the August 1997, measures global ocean bio-optical properties http://rsd.gsfc.nasa.gov/rsd/RemoteSensing.html
Payload Specialist Bio: R. Bondar 10/95 Canadian astronaut biography from NASA.Category Kids and Teens People and Society Biography astronauts http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/Bios/PS/bondar.html
Infokit Landwirth bio 6. Pam Landwirth bio Information At Landwirth and the original astronautsfounded the Mercury As general Manager of Human Resource Development http://www.gktw.org/infokit.htm
Extractions: Give Kids The World is a non-profit organization which exists only to fulfill the wishes of all children with life-threatening illnesses and their families from around the world to experience a memorable, joyful, cost-free visit to the Central Florida attractions and to enjoy the magic of the Give Kids The World Village for as long as there is a need. History. . . The foundation began in 1986 when Henri Landwirth, a successful hotelier, was asked to provide accommodations for a dying child who wanted to meet Mickey Mouse. Unfortunately the child died before the wish-granting foundation could secure the many travel and other arrangements, arrangements which took up to two months to make. As a result of this tragedy, Henri called on the support and involvement of his friends and business associates and started Give Kids The World. Now children can be brought to our Village within 24 hours when necessary. It Begins With A Wish. . .
