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Living In Space Begins Here On EarthKSC's Views on Life Sciences
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Starting off this year the Kennedy Space Center will host a webcast entitled "Living In Space Begins Here On Earth", KSC's view on Life Sciences and Ecology at the center. Hosting the event will be your NASA/Quest Correspondent John Rau at Kennedy Space Center. Our guests for this month's broadcast will be Greg Goins, Plant Physiologist and Carlton Hall, a Research Scientist for KSC. This will be your chance to ask questions about how plants will give the astronauts the ability for long-term space flight. In addition we will be covering the steps NASA takes to protect the enviorment and how NASA uses space related technologies to study the Earth. So come and join the fun and participate in a very unique and informative event!
Several events will take place leading up to the webcast -See the schedule below.
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Advanced Life Sciences and Ecology
The Lesson Guide is designed to assist
you in understanding the topics of discussion for the webcast. Please
review this information PRIOR to the webcast so that you will be prepared
to ask your questions!
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John Rau will host the September
20th Webcast from Kennedy Space Center at 10 am PST. He will be interviewing
our featured experts Greg Goins and Carlton Hall. Greg and Carlton are
looking forward to answering your questions during this month's webcast.
Note: If appropriate we will extend the webcast for
university questions!
Due to technical difficulties we were unable to archive this event.
Do you have questions about how plants
will give astronauts the ability for long-duration space flight? Our
expert Greg Goins will be happy to explain why plant research is important
in extending NASA's long-term goals. So Join Gregg in the chat room
and discuss how important plants are in achieving a successful trip
to Mars and other planets in our solar system.
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the Archive
Do you have questions about what happens
to the environment after a shuttle launch at the Kennedy Space Center.
Our expert Carlton Hall will be happy to explain why it's important
to protect our endangered plants and animals at KSC. join Carlton in
the chat room to discuss a very important resource, our planet Earth!
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the Archive
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