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Dwayne C. Brown
Headquarters, Washington
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March 20, 2003 |
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RELEASE: 03-112
Jenny of the Octorara Elementary
School in Atglen, Penn. drew this image as a condolence card for
the Columbia crew.
NASA's Educator Astronaut Program (EAP) invites students, educators
and parents to join the Earth Crew and interact with NASA in projects
and missions. Earth Crew members meet NASA astronauts and employees,
learn what astronauts do, what it's like to live in space, and discover
how space exploration affects lives here on Earth.
Earth Crew is an exciting, interactive Web-based program that links
participants with space-related educational activities. Earth Crew
members can join in activities and NASA missions via the Educator
Astronaut Web site. Members can help organize potential experiments
and activities for Educator Astronauts. The current Earth Crew mission
is to send in original artwork showing how astronauts help people
on Earth through activities in space. Several pieces of artwork
will be posted in the Earth Crew Gallery in honor of the Columbia
crew.
The EAP is recruiting teachers to become permanent members of NASA's
Astronaut Corps. To date, the program has received more than 6,200
teacher nominations. Earth Crew members and the public are encouraged
to nominate teachers. The EAP application deadline is April 30,
2003.
To learn more about the Earth Crew, EAP and other NASA education
activities visit:
http://edspace.nasa.gov
For more information about NASA on the Internet, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov.
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