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The following is intended to help you
in submitting your materials for posting to the LIMA Challenge website.
Please note:
Submissions should include:
- The name and/or description of your chosen ice
feature
- An image of your chosen ice feature
- The location of your selected feature in
terms of its longitude and latitude as well as the regoin of
Antarctica in which it exists. (Teams are encouraged to include
a map of Antarctica with a mark pinpointing the location of
their selected feature.)
- A paragraph explaining why your chosen ice
feature is scientifically interesting.
- A paragraph hypothesizing what geologic
processes you think are occurring to create this ice feature.
- A paragraph asserting why you and your team
should be funded to further investigate this area of Antarctica.
(In other words, what are the potential benefits of exploring
this feature?)
- Final Design Only: photo(s) of design in
use -- capturing impact is a plus!
To send it in:
Send it in the body of an email message
to: Linda.B.Conrad@nasa.gov
Be sure to reference the LIMA Quest Challenge in your email subject.
For pictures or diagrams:
It is always our hope that material that
comes from the classroom can be graphically represented on the web. There
are several choices:
- If it already exists in electronic form, you can
attach the pictures in an email to Linda.B.Conrad@nasa.gov,
- We can FTP it from a location you specify --
send email to same address, or
- If it is already on a Web page, we can simply
point to it. Send the URL in an email
Please note: If any photo includes
a student, we require parental permission to post it on the
web. The permission should include parent contact information and their
willingness for their student to appear on a NASA website. A
form is available in .pdf format. We need to receive the form with
the original signatures, sent to:
Linda B. Conrad
NASA Ames Research Center
M/C 226-4
Moffett Field, CA 94035
We would very much like to feature the work of your
students on our NASA site. But we can only display your work if you send
it.... so please share!
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