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Events for 2001 - 2002
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World Space Week
October 4-10, 2001
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Functions and Statistics: International Space Station: Up to
Us
Ground research + space research = true science as international
researchers anticipate working together onboard the International
Space Station.
Mathematics: functions, statistics
Science: science and technology, Earth and space science, physical
science, science as inquiry
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November 12-16, 2001
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Measurement, Ratios, and
Graphing: Safety First
NASA engineers and researchers use measurement, ratios, and graphing
to maintain high levels of aviation safety and to develop new technologies
to meet the growing demands - keeping you safe in tomorrow's skies.
Mathematics: measurement, ratios, graphing
Science: unifying concepts and processes, science as inquiry, science
and technology, science in personal and social perspectives
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Engineers Week
Feb 18-28, 2002
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Geometry and Algebra: The Future Flight Equation
NASA engineers and researchers use geometry and algebra
to design, develop, and test tomorrow's aircraft.
Mathematics: geometry, algebra
Science: science as inquiry, unifying concepts and processes, science
and technology
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Global Science and Technology Week
May 6-10, 2002
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Patterns, Functions and Algebra: Wired for Space
NASA researchers develop new ways to propel a spacecraft already
in orbit without the aid of fuel.
Mathematics: patterns, functions, algebra
Science: physical science, Earth and space science, science as inquiry
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May 27-31, 2002
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Data Analysis and Measurement: Having a Solar Blast
NASA engineers and researchers use data analysis and measurement
to predict solar storms, anticipate how they will affect the Earth,
and improve our understanding of the Sun-Earth system.
Mathematics: data analysis, measurement
Science: science as inquiry, unifying concepts and processes, physical
science, Earth and space science, science and technology, science
in personal and social perspectives
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World Space Week
Oct 2002
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Functions and Statistics: Dressed for Space
Building on past space suit technologies, NASA engineers
and researchers use functions and statistics to create the next
generation of space suits for the International Space Station and
beyond.
Mathematics: functions, statistics
Science: science as inquiry, Earth and space science, physical science,
life science, science and technology, science in personal and social
perspectives, history and nature of science
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Related URLs for more information on this event:
To learn more about these programs, visit the program web site.
Specific Math and Science Concepts included in each program as well as the
relevant NASA Science shown are outlined here. See the Schedule below and
be sure to view one of the past events in the archives at the bottom of
the page.
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