Supported studies cover regions that begin with Earth's neutral
upper atmosphere, extend outwards through the ionosphere and beyond the
magnetosphere.

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Harrison Morton Middle School
was selected as a NASA Explorer School beginning in academic year 2005-2006.

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, will speak with
students about careers in aeronautics and space exploration. Ryschkewitsch is
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The program has three components: the Geospace Supporting Research and
Technology program supports theoretical research, development and exercise of
models and simulations, analysis and interpretation of data to identify and
understand the physical processes important to geospace structure and
dynamics; the Geospace Instrument Development Program supports the development
of instrument technologies that show promise for use in scientific
investigations on future geospace science missions; and the Geospace Low Cost
Access to Space program supports research in geospace science that requires
the space-flight of instrumentation.

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NASA solicited proposals for the program to support its goal of
understanding the space that surrounds and is influenced by various solar
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, NASA kicks off the newly
established NASA Explorer Schools partnership with Harrison Morton Middle
School, Allentown, Pa . For access to the event, media should contact Michelle Jones in
the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center public affairs office at (301) 286-8102. Richards has
flown a space shuttle mission and logged 307 hours in space.

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What: Student assembly
When: 10 - 11:30 a.

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For information about the NASA Explorer Schools Program on the Internet,
visit:

http: //explorerschools.
The research also supports the Vision for Space Exploration, NASA's long-
term plan to return astronauts to the moon and extend exploration to Mars and
beyond.

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, with presentations by a NASA astronaut and a
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m. Michael Ryschkewitsch, deputy
director of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md.

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NASA Astronaut and Scientist Meet With Explorer School Students

NASA astronaut Paul Richards and Dr .
NASA solicited proposals for the program to support its goal of
understanding the space that surrounds and is influenced by various solar
system bodies.
The program has three components: the Geospace Supporting Research and
Technology program supports theoretical research, development and exercise of
models and simulations, analysis and interpretation of data to identify and
understand the physical processes important to geospace structure and
dynamics; the Geospace Instrument Development Program supports the development
of instrument technologies that show promise for use in scientific
investigations on future geospace science missions; and the Geospace Low Cost
Access to Space program supports research in geospace science that requires
the space-flight of instrumentation.

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The NASA Explorer Schools Program provides schools with classroom
resources and innovative technology based on NASA's missions and discoveries.

NASA Awards George Mason University Science Grant

WASHINGTON, NASA's Science Mission Directorate,
Washington awarded the University of Alaska , Fairbanks, a geospace science
program grant with a maximum value of $386,779.

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During the three -year partnership, NASA helps schools address science,
technology, engineering and mathematics needs ., a $266,301 geospace science
program grant.nasa.

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Who: Paul Richards, former astronaut , scientist, NASA Goddard Space
Flight Center
Mike Ryschkewitsch, deputy director, NASA Goddard Space Flight
Center
Where: Harrison Morton Middle School , Allentown, Pa.gov

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WASHINGTON, NASA's Science Mission Directorate
awarded George Mason University, Fairfax, Va.

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The research also supports the Vision for Space Exploration, NASA 's long-
term plan to return astronauts to the moon and extend exploration to Mars and
beyond.

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GREENBELT, Md., Friday, Jan.

For information about NASA and agency programs on the Web , visit:

http://www.gov/home

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Supported studies cover regions that begin with Earth's
neutral upper atmosphere, extend outwards through the ionosphere and beyond
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