81. EO: Get The Message? For the fifth time, NASA s earth science Enterprise and earth Observing System these activities through funding by the National Aeronautics and space http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/odysseyofthemind/

Welcome Odyssey of the Mind participants! For the fifth time, NASA's Earth Science Enterprise and Earth Observing System Project Science Office are pleased to sponsor an Odyssey of the Mind This site has been created specifically for Odyssey of the Mind students and coaches and provides a list of helpful links highlighting NASA education programs in Earth system science. Good luck and see you at the 2005 World Finals in Boulder, Colorado! General The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies developed these activities through funding by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency, in support of the U.S. Global Change Research Program. For Grades: 1-12 The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies developed these activities through funding by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in support of NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission. For Grades: 9-12 For Grades: 5-12 Resources for teaching and learning about Earth Systems Science. For Grades: 1-12 Virtual Vacationland This is a resource tool to help you find and use Earth science data and information on the Internet.

82. GO.HRW.COM science Web Resources. general. Internet Public Library science and TechnologyReference earth and space science. Selected Astronomy Web Sites http://go.hrw.com/hrw.nd/gohrw_rls1/pKeywordResults?SH0 Web Resources

83. Public Use Of Earth And Space Science Data Over The Internet The purpose of this CAN (Public Use Of earth And space science Data Over The To demonstrate, test and facilitate these activities, a Remote Sensing http://rsd.gsfc.nasa.gov/rsd/CAN1.html

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT NOTICE National Aeronautics and Space Administration Public Use Of Earth And Space Science Data Over The Internet A Cooperative Agreement Notice for the High Performance Computing and Communications Program CAN-OA-94-1 Preproposal Conference: April 7, 1994 Letters of Intent Due: April 7, 1994 Proposals Due: May 9, 1994 NOTE: Deadline has expired. Soliciting Proposals for Innovative Remote Sensing DataBase Applications, Digital Library Technology Development, and A Remote Sensing Public Access Center involving Public Use of Earth and Space Science Data Over the Internet. Issued: March 9, 1994 Office of Aeronautics National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington, DC 20546 This NASA Cooperative Agreement Notice (CAN) solicits proposals from all sources for 1) development of innovative applications of U. S. Earth and space science Remote Sensing DataBases via computer networks; 2) development of Digital Library technology focused on addressing the long-term scale-up requirements for the applications in 1); and 3) the establishment of a Remote Sensing Public Access Center for demonstrating, testing, and facilitating the first two activities. The intent of this solicitation is to stimulate broad public use, via the Internet, of the very large remote sensing databases maintained by NASA and other agencies to stimulate U.S. economic growth, improve the quality of life, and contribute to the implementation of a National Information Infrastructure. The actual funding mechanisms allowed under this CAN may be either grants or cooperative agreements. The determining factor for the appropriate funding vehicle is the general level of involvement on the part of NASA in the effort. Most large awards under this solicitation will be cooperative agreements.

84. NASA - Space Science - Education - Links earth Views of space and space Views of earth Exploring Planets in theClassroom Hands-on space science activities! http://spacescience.nasa.gov/education/educators/links/

Education Overview Explanatory Guide Support Organizations NASA Education ... Curator: Craig Tupper Space Science Education/Public Outreach Sites We welcome suggestions for any additional sites relevant to Space Science education and public outreach. Please send your recommendations to dwoods at hq dot nasa dot gov. Sites with general content: Amazing Space Astronomy Village : CD-ROM based multimedia program for teachers and students Astronomy Picture of the Day Cooperative Satellite Learning Project - Learn to build and operate spacecraft! Earth Views of Space and Space Views of Earth Federal Resources for Educational Excellence - Great Education Resource! From Stargazers to Starships Imagine the Universe - Ages 14 and up NASA's Quest Project NASA Spacelink - Great Link to Electronic Versions of NASA Education Products! Practical Uses of Math and Science (PUMAS) - Link to 20 (and growing) Examples for Teaching Math and Science! Space Place The Space Science Institute Starchild - Ages 4 to 14 The Virginia Space Grant Consortium Student Balloon Launch Page Windows to the Universe - Wonderful Education Link!

85. Central Michigan SMTC - Links space science. Grades K2. Photos and videos of the sun, earth, moon and other History of flying; Coloring pages of space vehicles; space activities http://www.smtc.cmich.edu/links/

The SMTC Room is full of a variety of materials from NASA for use in a science class. Science NSTA - National Science Teachers Association http://www.nsta.org/ Michigan Science Teachers Association http://www.msta-mich.org/ Michigan Department of Education Science Education Resources http://www.michigan.gov/mde/ 0,1607,7-140-6525_6530_6568-19448,00.html MI BIG - Science Standards http://www.misd.net/MIBIG/default.htm Mathematics Michigan Council of Teachers of Mathematics http://www.mictm.org/ National Council of Teachers of Mathematics http://www.nctm.org/ Michigan Department of Education Mathematics Webpage http://www.michigan.gov/mde/0,1607,7-140-6525_6530_6568-19399,00.html MI CLiMB - Michigan Mathematics Benchmarks http://www.miclimb.net/content/main.html Space Science Grades K-2 Photos and videos of the sun, earth, moon and other planets NASA Photo Archive http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/photo_gallery/photography.html

86. NASA - Exploration Systems - General Articles On ESMD Activities general Articles on ESMD activities When the combatants travel to space, sayNASA scientists, curious things happen earth Benefits of space Research http://exploration.nasa.gov/articles/

The nasa.gov site requires that JavaScript be enabled in your browser. Read instructions on how to enable Javascript in your browser. + Site Map + NASA Home + Exploration Home ... + Articles Home Choose Another Section: + ARTICLES + BENEFITS + CALENDAR + CONSTELLATION ... + LIBRARY General Articles on ESMD Activities Select from The List of Subject Areas Living and Working In Space Food Safety Life Support The Body in Space Exploration Fundamental Research Fluids Plants Biology Physics Combustion Biotechnology Technology Instruments Materials Nanotechnology Earth Benefits Outreach/Education General Subjects Living and Working in Space Food Title Dateline Description Raiding the Cosmic Pantry December 2002 Among the most common questions people have about spaceflight are what kinds of foods do astronauts eat, and how do they eat them in orbit. Safety Title Dateline Description Mysterious Cancer May 9, 2005 Researchers agree that space radiation can cause cancer. They're just not sure how. Sickening Solar Flares January 27, 2005

87. NASA - Space Science - Education - OSS E/PO Annual Report 2003 - Educational Act Educational activities conducted by the NASA space science E/PO Program engage Sunearth Day 2003 was celebrated on March 18, 2003 with thousands of http://ossim.hq.nasa.gov/ossepo/activities.html

OSS E/PO Annual Report 2003 Browse Search Past Reports "I would really like to be into more science I never thought science could be so exciting!" -Student commenting on Space Day at DePaul University Educational Activities The PlanetQuest activity kits contain essential items to aid amateur astronomers in conducting public outreach programs. With the scheduled landing of the Mars Exploration Rovers (MERs) in early FY 2004, much attention in FY 2003 was focused on the anticipation of those landing events. "To Mars with MER" , a series of six hour-long public television broadcasts produced as part of the Passport to Knowledge program, had it's debut broadcast "Countdown to Mars" on Space Day 2003 (May 1), from DePaul University in Chicago. Some 270 Chicago-area youngsters gathered at DePaul University for a day filled with hands-on activities and a live video link with MER engineers and scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). The broadcast of this event was hosted by Bill Nye the Science Guy and carried on than 120 Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) stations, reaching almost 2 million viewers. Nearly 300 e-mails came in during the broadcast that were answered in real time by MER scientists and engineers at JPL, Arizona State University, and Cornell University. The "To Mars with MER"

88. Earth Science Games For Kids: Robotics, Volcanos, Planetarium, Weather, RC And M earth science games, including volcanoes, planetarium, weather stations, LEGO, Every parent should share these games, activities and tricks with their http://www.best-kid-games-online.com/earth-science-games.html

BKGO HOME Game Specials Free Shipping Games Play Games Online ... Games in the News Computer Games Online Kid's Games FREE Downloads Education Educational Games Preschool Games Phonics Games Phonics Programs ... Science Fair Kits Kid's Parties Kid's Party Games Kid's Party Guide About Us Who Are We? Why Are We Here? How Did We Do It? Game!News Sign Up Now! Current Edition Whitelist Us BKG Online Recommendation Do You Want Site-Stickiness? Click Here To Add Games! BKG Online Recommendation Easy. Inexpensive. Painless. BKG Online Recommendation FREE Top-Quality Newsletters? BKG Online recommendation WOW DAD! Click Here! A reader says, "Great for BUSY, TIRED fathers who want to be GOOD FATHERS. Every parent should share these games, activities and tricks with their children." BKG Online recommendation A Near-Perfect GPA! Click Here! Whiz-Kid Reveals His Secrets! ... Use the BetterGPA Study Success System to put your son or daughter on the Dean's list this year! Earth Science Games, Weather and Astronomy ... is Science that is Fun! Do you remember your science classes of Middle School and High School?

89. Earth Science Framework Correlations The earth from space star star star star star View adifferent earth science based photo, imagery, graphic, or artwork everyday. http://www.nhptv.org/kn/vs/scilab8.htm

Contact NHPTV Schedules Program Finder Shop ... Science Earth Science TerraServer Get a satellite-eye view of places around the U.S. at this site. You can search for satellite images by location or you can look for images of famous places like the Space Needle and Mount St. Helens. In addition to satellite images, you can also view topographic maps. Intended Audience: General Reading Level: N/A Teacher Section: No Searchable: Yes The Earth from Space View images of the Earth taken during NASA missions. You can search for images by city, landscape feature, or weather. This site is part of a larger NASA collection of 400,000 photos, Astronaut Photography of Earth , that features photographs taken from 1961 to today. Intended Audience: General Reading Level: N/A Teacher Section: No Searchable: Yes Visible Earth Meteor craters, the fall colors in New England, and glaciers. Get a birds-eye view of these and other features of the Earth at this site from NASA.

90. Access Excellence: Earth/Space Science Links earth and space Websites Astronomy, Meteorology, Geography and Geology This site contains links to Cartography, earth science, Geography, Geophysics, http://www.accessexcellence.org/RC/earthspace.html

Earth and Space Websites Astronomy, Meteorology, Geography and Geology AstroWeb Maintained by the AstroWeb Consortium, this site contains pointers to publications, people, organizations, software and more all related to astronomy. Color Landform Atlas of the United States Each state link brings up a menu of links to maps and other online information about the state. Links are included for web pages from the Virtual Tourist, City Net, and YaHoo. Currently two maps are available for each state (except Alaska and Hawaii): A topographic map optimized to show the landforms, and a map showing counties in a state. Earth Observatory NASA's Webby award winning Earth Observatory is a freely-accessible Web site where the public can obtain new satellite imagery and scientific information about our home planet. The focus is on Earth's climate and environmental change. Home Planet Release 3.1 of Home Planet is a "comprehensive astronomy, space, satellite-tracking package for Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 and above. Release 2 can be used with Windows 3.1. This FREE software allows you to view an earth map, position and phase data for the sun and moon and more. If you are a Windows user, check it out!. Hubble Newscenter Check out astronomical events present and past and view images captured by the Hubble Space telescope. Be sure not to miss the

91. EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE RESOURCES OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT and detailed information on landslide hazards for scientists and the generalpublic. Part of NASA’s mission is to study the earth from space using http://www.libsci.sc.edu/bob/class/clis734/webguides/EarthandSpace.htm

Earth and Space Science Resources of the United States Government UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (USGS) United States Geological Survey (USGS) The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is the primary U.S. government agency studying the Earth. The mission of the USGS is to “(1) describe and understand the Earth, (2) minimize loss of life and property from natural disasters, (3) manage water, biological, energy, and mineral resources, and (4) enhance and protect our quality of life.” To these ends, the USGS has a number of divisions and programs, links to some of these are given below. Geologic Information One of the major divisions of the USGS is Geology. The Geology Information leads to geology topics such as Hazards, Resources, and Environment. Coastal and Marine Geology Program The Coastal and Marine Geology Program focuses on environmental concerns, natural hazards, and natural resources that are particular to the coastal regions and offshore environments. Geologic Hazards The Geologic Hazards page offers links to the topics Earthquakes, Landslides, Geomagnetism, and Interactive Maps. Earthquake Information General information on earthquakes, including hazards and preparedness.

92. General Assembly Resolution 34/66 34/66. International cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space (ii)Questions relating to remote sensing of the earth by satellites; http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/SpaceLaw/gares/html/gares_34_0066.html

RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 34/66. International co-operation in the peaceful uses of outer space The General Assembly, Recalling its resolution 33/16 of 10 November 1978, Having considered the report of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space on the work of its twenty-second session, Reaffirming the common interest of mankind in furthering the exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes and in continuing efforts to extend to all States the benefits derived therefrom, as well as the importance of international co-operation in this field, for which the United Nations should continue to provide a focal point, Welcoming the successful completion of the recent outer space mission carried out jointly for the first time by cosmonauts from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic and Bulgaria, within the framework of the "Intercosmos" programme, Reaffirming the importance of international co-operation in developing the rule of law in the peaceful exploration and use of outer space, Endorses the report of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space;

93. Science earth science space science Life science Physical science science Projects andGeneral science Sites. earth science Dan s Wild Weather Basic information on http://www.sbcounty.gov/library/children/New page/Homework/science_main.htm

Science Earth Science Space Science Life Science Physical Science ... Science Projects and General Science Sites Earth Science Dan's Wild Weather: Basic information on weather in a simple, fun and friendly manner, units for teachers too. Dinosaur Pages: Loads of information on these popular creatures from the University of California Museum of Paleontology. Energy Information for Kids: The Energy Information Administration has a site just for kids explaining what energy is and where it comes from. Energy Quest: This informative and graphically appealing introduction to energy from the California Energy Commission includes games, puzzles, and science project experiments. For Kids Only: Earth Science Enterprise: A well organized NASA site with a great deal of information on earth science topics including air, land

94. ASU Astrobiology Public Outreach earth sciences Day is a free event that opens the doors of ASU s Department of The first American woman in space Sally Ride brought her science Festival http://astrobiology.asu.edu/reach/

Home X Photo Gallery of Events Video Gallery NAI 2003 General Meeting Staff, faculty and graduate students participate in numerous activities and events throughout the year providing information to the community about the Astrobiology Program at ASU. Brochures and other print materials regarding the field of astrobiology and the NAI are available through the ASU Astrobiology Program office . These materials are availaible to prospective students, K-12 teachers and the general public. The following are the most recent events involving the ASU Astrobiology Earth Sciences Day On October 18, the ASU Astrobiology, in conjunction with ASU's Department of Geological Sciences presented its Sixth Annual Earth Sciences Day on ASU's main campus, coinciding with National Earth Science Week, organized by the American Geological Institute. This was part of an international effort to educate people on the importance of the sciences that study the Earth. Earth Sciences Day is a free event that opens the doors of ASU's Department of Geological Sciences featuring activities, displays, lectures and more that is of interest to the general public.

95. General Instructional Space Scheduling Policies for Scheduling of general Instructional space. Adopted by the UT spaceCommittee earth and Planetary Sciences earth and Planetary Sciences http://web.utk.edu/~space/policy.html

The University of Tennessee Policies for Scheduling of General Instructional Space Adopted by the UT Space Committee 02/15/02 Updated 04/28/04 I. Definitions General instructional space: Space in academic buildings suitable for use by scheduled classes in more than one discipline is "general instructional space." Included are spaces classified in UT's Facilities Database as: general purpose classrooms, auditoria, seminar rooms, some special purpose classrooms, some class laboratories, and some meeting rooms. Nationalized classrooms: All general instructional space is "nationalized," meaning that a department cannot hold space vacant when regularly-scheduled classes need to be scheduled. Fill ratio: "Fill ratio" denotes the percent of the student stations in a classroom which will be occupied of the class's enrollment capacity provided by the academic department is reached. First priority for scheduling : Some buildings and classrooms have been renovated or constructed to provide general instructional space for special pedagogical needs of a discipline or group of disciplines. While this special attention to the needs of a discipline or group of disciplines does not preclude use by other disciplines, a system of "first priority" has been instituted to ensure that the disciplines for which the instructional spaces were designed are able to use them. A college or department which enjoys first priority scheduling is enabled to schedule regularly-scheduled classes and scheduled associated academic activities in specific general instructional space provided that a fill ratio of 80% is met. The college or department must release the space to the Registrar's Office for scheduling at other times. First priority scheduling arrangements currently in effect are:

96. EUROPA - Research - Home Page earth and space Week 1220 February 2005 space Forum (interactive) space website In the latest round of funding under the ‘science and Society’ http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/index_en.html

97. AGU HomePage: About AGU to promote the scientific study of earth and its environment in space and to and other activities that support research in the earth and space sciences. http://www.agu.org/inside/abt_agu.html

Inside AGU: A Brief Introduction to AGU Membership Meetings Publications Governance ... Outreach For over three quarters of a century, AGU has supplied an organizational framework within which geophysicists have created the programs and products needed to advance their science. From its beginnings as the representative of American geophysicists in the international scientific community, AGU has evolved beyond parochial boundaries of nation and discipline into an active community of over 41,000 scientists from 130 countries. AGU now stands as a leader in the increasingly interdisciplinary global endeavor that encompasses the Earth and space sciences. AGU, a nonprofit scientific organization, was established in 1919 by the National Research Council and for more than 50 years operated as an unincorporated affiliate of the National Academy of Sciences. In 1972 AGU was incorporated in the District of Columbia and membership was opened to scientists and students worldwide. AGU's mission is: to promote the scientific study of Earth and its environment in space and to disseminate the results to the public

98. UCLA General Catalog: Earth And Space Sciences (1995-1997) Required earth and space Sciences 1 or 1H, 9; Chemistry and Biochemistry Recent Graduate Record Examination (GRE) general Test and Subject Test scores http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/archive/catalog/1995_97/EarthandSpaceSciences.html

Earth and Space Sciences College of Letters and Science UCLA 3806 Geology Box 951567 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1567 Professors Orson L. Anderson, Ph.D. (Geophysics) Peter Bird, Ph.D. (Geophysics, Geology) Friedrich H. Busse, Ph.D. (Geophysical Fluid Dynamics) Paul M. Davis, Ph.D. (Geophysics) Wayne A. Dollase, Ph.D. (Geology) Clarence A. Hall, Jr., Ph.D. (Geology) T. Mark Harrison, Ph.D. (Geochemistry) Raymond V. Ingersoll, Ph.D. (Geology) David D. Jackson, Ph.D. (Geophysics) Margaret G. Kivelson, Ph.D. (Space Physics) Robert L. McPherron, Ph.D. (Space Physics, Geophysics) William I. Newman, Ph.D. (Planetary Physics) Bruce N. Runnegar, Ph.D. (Paleontology) Christopher T. Russell, Ph.D. (Space Physics) J. William Schopf, Ph.D. (Paleobiology) Gerald Schubert, Ph.D. (Geophysics, Planetary Physics John T. Wasson, Ph.D. (Geochemistry, Chemistry) Professors Emeriti Donald Carlisle, Ph.D. John M. Christie, Ph.D. Paul J. Coleman, Jr., Ph.D. Isaac R. Kaplan, Ph.D. William M. Kaula, M.S. Helen Tappan Loeblich, Ph.D. Arthur Montana, Ph.D. Clemens A. Nelson, Ph.D. Gerhard Oertel, Dr.rer.nat.

99. Bill Summary Status Status Referred to the Subcommittee on space and Aeronautics. CommitteesHouse science; House Resources; House Transportation and Infrastructure; http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/?&Db=d104&querybd=@FIELD(FLD001 @4(Earth r

100. ALA | Great Web Sites For Kids This is a virtual earth science museum. Edheads Simple Machines. Ideas andActivities from the science Museum of Minnesota. http://www.ala.org/gwstemplate.cfm?section=greatwebsites&template=/cfapps/gws/di

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