Know Your Earth 3.0: Local Connections
04.01.13
"Know Your Earth 3.0, Local Connections" is a partnership among 22 of NASA's Earth-observing missions. This educational project focuses on educating students, teachers and the public about cutting-edge NASA Earth science research. Each mission has selected a scientist or engineer to be featured on NASA websites throughout April 2013, and many will be speaking about their work at NASA to schools, youth groups and other organizations in their hometowns. One of Know Your Earth 3.0's main objectives is to provide a local hometown connection to students and the general public and to inspire them into the next generation of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers.
April 1
Jeanine Murphy Morris
Salisbury, MD
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April 2
Josh Willis
Culver City, CA
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April 3
Anne Ritger Douglass
Verona, NJ
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April 4
Brooke Thornton
Gig Harbor, WA
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April 5
Alexandra Chau
Roswell, GA
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April 8
Michael Ramsey
Pittsburgh, PA
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April 9
Byron Tapley
Austin, TX
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April 10
Ed Zipser
Salt Lake City, UT
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April 11
Nathan Kurtz
Ft. Madison, IA
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April 12
Dalia Bach Kirschbaum
Minneapolis, MN
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April 15
Mark Vaughan
Newport News, VA
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April 16
Claire Parkinson
Montpelier, VT
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April 17
Phil Partain and Dale Reinke,
Ft. Collins, CO
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April 18
Doug Morton
Appleton, WI
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April 19
Bruce Chapman
San Jose, CA
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April 22
David Long
Provo, UT
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April 23
Kent Kellogg
Bakersfield, CA
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April 24
Jennifer Olson
Santa Fe, TX
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April 25
Tom Neumann
Sheboygan, WI
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April 26
Sophia Malloy
Bowie, MD
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April 29
Michelle Hite-Gierach
Lake Mary, FL
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April 30
Sandy Kwan
Los Angeles, CA
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Related Links
› Know Your Earth 2.0
› Know Your Earth 2010
Project Lead: Brian Campbell, NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md.