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Space Science Teacher's Summit  This is an innovative science program for middle and high school teachers. Learn about space sciences from scientists with a focus on: outer planets, space weather, spectroscopy, and astrobiology. Explore space science lessons and activities.
Dates: June 9-13, 2008
 to debilitating radio blackouts on Earth, and can be seriously dangerous to astronauts and spacecraft venturing beyond Earth’s protective magnetic field. As part of our program in Space Weather, we have mined the web to compile a compendium of exemplary classroom activities on solar system “meteorology.” The activities are all online, sorted by grade level. |
At LASP, undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. students work side by side with In LASP's engineering division, students participate in instrument and spacecraft development that complements their academic studies. The Student Dust Counter, for example, recently launched on the New Horizons Mission to Pluto. Students are also at the heart of LASP's Mission Operations Division, where a rigorous summer training program and a battery of certification examinations prepare students to plan Many of our scientists and faculty teach a courses at the University of Colorado in Boulder. |
LASP is committed to building innovative education and outreach programs that connect scientists and engineers with the public. Joining forces with |
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professional scientists and engineers to design and conduct space science missions. 
science observations, monitor spacecraft performance, create software tools for data analysis, and more. Students also study planetary physics, atmospheric science, space physics and solar terrestrial physics with guidance from faculty mentors. Learn more about 
high quality educational and scientific partners in Colorado and across the country, we create dynamic earth and space science programs (such as the 