'Scientific return' diaporamas de présentation

MARCO POLO COSMIC VISION MISSION A NEAR-EARTH OBJECT SAMPLE RETURN

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Development of the Moored Buoy Array for Climate and the Integrated Observing System

Development of the Moored Buoy Array for Climate and the Integrated Observing System. Michael J. McPhaden NOAA/Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory Gary Meyers CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research. Indian Ocean Climate Science Drivers.

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Lessons Learned from the Scientific Program of Apollo Lunar Exploration Presentation to SSB/NRC: Committee on Lunar Sci

Lessons Learned from the Scientific Program of Apollo Lunar Exploration Presentation to SSB/NRC: Committee on Lunar Science Priorities and Goals James W. Head Department of Geological Sciences Brown University Providence, RI 02912 USA August 2, 2006. Primary Committee Tasks:

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Russian Missions to the Moon, Venus, and Mars in the 1960s Vladimir Krasnopolsky

Russian Missions to the Moon, Venus, and Mars in the 1960s Vladimir Krasnopolsky. Russia was the world leader in space technology at the end of 1950s and beginning of 1960s First space flight: orbiter Sputnik, Oct. 1957 First man in space: Yuriy Gagarin, Apr. 1961

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Russian Missions to the Moon, Venus, and Mars in the 1960s Vladimir Krasnopolsky

Russian Missions to the Moon, Venus, and Mars in the 1960s Vladimir Krasnopolsky. Russia was the world leader in space technology at the end of 1950s and beginning of 1960s First space flight: orbiter Sputnik, Oct. 1957 First man in space: Yuriy Gagarin, Apr. 1961

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CDAWeb+ Java client: an Experiment in Integrating Disparate Data Systems

2005 May 27. 2005 Spring AGU SH51B-12. CDAWeb+ Java client: an Experiment in Integrating Disparate Data Systems. Robert M. Candey (Code 612.4) (Robert.M.Candey@nasa.gov) Reine A. Chimiak (Code 583) John F. Cooper (Code 612.4) David B. Han (Code 586) Bernard T. Harris (Code 583)

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HLA : Where We Are Today

HLA : Where We Are Today. Warren Miller Technology Showcase 2007 15 March 2007. Enhanced Science Value from the HST Archive. Why HLA? And Why Now? Era of each scientist processing data from raw to finished product is past

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Human Spaceflight and American History

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