Continuing the Legacy of the Hubble Space Telescope A Large-Aperture UVOIR Space Telescope H. A. Thronson (NASA GSFC), M. Clampin (NASA GSFC), M. Postman (STScI), D. Redding (NASA JPL), & H. P. Stahl (NASA MSFC) Point o

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DIAGNOSIS OF 3D OCEAN MOTIONS IN THE FIRST 500M AND � OF THEIR CONSEQUENCES ON TRACERS AND BIOLOGY � USING SWOT OBSERVATIONS �

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Astronomy Ranking Task: Gravity Exercise #5 Description: The figures below (A – D) each show a large central asteroid along with two other

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• Asteroid
• Spaceflight
• Mass
• Potentially hazardous asteroids
• Asteroids
• Asteroid belt

Astronomy Ranking Task: Star Evolution Exercise #2 Description: The figure below shows an H-R diagram with data points A – E that represent various stages in the “evolutionary path” for the lives of stars. Note tha

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Microsoft PowerPoint - SWOT13_SDT_meeting1_Pasadena

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August 20, 2015 Dr. Michael Meyer Mars Exploration Program Lead Scientist Planetary Science Division Science Mission Directorate

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Exercise #1 Astronomy Ranking Task: Doppler Shift Description: The figure below shows a train traveling toward the right and sounding its horn.

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• Acoustics
• Wave mechanics
• Physical quantities
• Sound
• Waves
• Doppler effect
• Ranking
• G factor
• Frequency

Click Here WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH, VOL. 46, W05601, doi:2008WR007672, 2010 for

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42nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conferencepdf A PROPOSED FUTURE MARS LANDING SITE IN NOCTIS LABYRINTHUS. C. M. Weitz1 and J. L. Bishop2, 1Planetary Science Institute, 1700 E Fort Lowell, Suite 106, Tucson,

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• Noctis Labyrinthus
• Geology
• Mineralogy
• Gypsum
• Mars
• Crystallography

Tides and the SWOT mission: Transition from Science Definition Team to Science Team

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