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Last Year in Review

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June/ July/ August 2002

Please note: As of June 2002, all webcasts from NASA Quest will require RealPlayer 8 or better. Be sure to prepare ahead and download RealPlayer 8 or RealOne.
For help see: http://quest.nasa.gov/about/howto.html

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Thursday
June 13

10- 11 AM Pacific
1- 2 PM Eastern
1700-1800 GM

space contentGrades K-12
ISS - A Home in Microgravity:
Chat with Mike Ciannilli

Test Project Engineer Mike Ciannilli will join us to discuss his role in the "Landing to Launch" of the orbiter. Mike has been a long time participant in the NASA Quest offerings from Kennedy Space Center surrounding launches and preparation of the orbiter.
Read Mike Ciannilli's bio and journals
Mike Ciannilli

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Wednesday
July17

9-10 AM Pacific
Noon -1PM Eastern
1600-1700 GM

space contentGrades K-12
Aquarius, an Analog to Space Travel

Join us live from underwater, off the coast of the Florida Keys, in a submersible deep-sea habitat called the Aquarius. NASA is interested in finding out if this facility could help us understand and prepare for long-term space travel.
Learn more from Bill Todd's Journal.
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Thursday
August 29

3-4 PM Pacific
6-7 PM Eastern
2200-2300 GMT

space contentGrades K-12
lance bass photoStation News Network (SNN) Presents:

Lance Bass

Join a one-hour live webcast with 'N Sync singer Lance Bass, who will discuss his interest in space, and the training he has received in Russia to prepare him for his planned trip to the International Space Station, aboard a Russian Soyuz rocket. Lance, at 23, would become the youngest person to go into outer space.

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Coming in September: Talk to Astronauts in Aquarius underwater habitat!

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