This site was designed to take advantage of web standards. The outdated browser you are using does not conform to those standards. To experience this site as intended, please consider upgrading to one of the latest browsers from Mozilla, Netscape, or Microsoft.

Meanwhile, back on Earth

While the spacecraft are collecting data from Jupiter’s neighborhood, middle and high school students and their teachers will be observing the gas giant from Earth. These students will be participating in the Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope (GAVRT) science education project, which is a partnership involving the Lewis Center for Educational Research (LCER) in Apple Valley, California, the Telecommunications and Mission Operations Director (TMOD) at JPL, and the Apple Valley Unified School District.


Science Scope Magazine

Nov / Dec 2000 issue

Volume 24, Number 3

NSTA


Published courtesy of Science Scope, a journal of the National Science Teachers Association (November/December 2000).