PPT-International Earth Science Constellation (ESC)

1 Michael J Machado Constellation Mission Operations Manager Mission Validation and Operations Branch Code 584 Earth Science Mission Operations ESMO Project Code 428 NASAGoddard Space Flight Center. Source. http://www.ducksters.com/science/physics/constellations.php. Key Concept. I can explain how astronomers . divide the night . sky and why this is important?. What is a constellation?. A constellation is a group of visible stars that form a pattern when viewed from Earth. The pattern they form may take the shape of an animal, a mythological creature, a man, a woman, or an inanimate object such as a microscope, a compass, or a crown.. Time . vs. Maintaining Altitude and Allowing MLT to Drift. K. . Thome. , T. . Heyd. , D. . Mantziaras. , J. Hendrickson, A. Kelly. NASA/GSFC. Response to the 2013 Senior Review. Terra Mission Team. (GSFC). Earth and Space . Austin High School . Ms. Lizette Gutierrez . TEKS: 5A, 5B, 5C. Earth and Space Science. Earth Science is made of many branches of knowledge concerning all aspects of the Earth System.. THE CONSTELLATIONS. The Big Dipper. Is identified by the 4 main stars that make up the pan or dipper and the 3 stars in the tail. You use the 2 stars on the end of the pan as the pointing stars to find Polaris the North Star in the tail of the Little Dipper. The 2 stars that are the pointers are . 2. Early Humans. Homo habilis. , the first human species to evolve, appeared on the Earth about 2.8 million years ago. . These humans initiated the . use of . stone . tools.. They were hunter-gatherers, and like all other species, they lived in close harmony with the earth.. Kevin Montoya . 1. st. period . Pisces. Mermaids. The first constellation of the zodiac. The fish . Location . Pisces is . located in the first quadrant of the northern hemisphere . . and can be seen at latitudes between +90° and -65°.. Created by: Jessica Hernandez. North Hialeah ES – Gr. 4 Teacher/Science . Leader. Department of Mathematics and Science. Office of Academics and Transformation. Earth Science. Rocks . can be divided into three categories: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic. Think about the differences in the three types of rocks and the various ways they are formed.. Big Question. Place. Region. Scale. Space. Connection. Map. Cartography . Eratosthenes. Ptolomy. Global Positioning System (GPS) . Geotagging. GI-Science (GIS). Remote sensing . Volunteered Geographic Information VGI . Cassiopeia. is a constellation in the northern sky, named after the vain queen Cassiopeia in Greek mythology, who boasted about her unrivaled beauty.. . The constellation . The following. collection of slides were assembled from various presentations and from the Afternoon Constellation Operations Coordination Plan.. As mentioned at the meeting, several of the slides are out-dated – they typically do not take into account later missions, i.e., OCO-2, GCOM-W1, or Glory.. chondrites. Javoy. et al ‘10. EARTH . Ordinary chondrites. Enstatite. chondrites. Pyroxene . Olivine . Gradient in olivine/pyroxene. (kg/kg). (kg/kg). from McDonough & Sun, 1995. Th & U. K. Erosion and Deposition. Vincent . Eblacas. Untalan. Middle School. SY 2017 to 2018. Earth Science Chapter 8 . Erosion and Deposition. What are the 3 major factors that changes the Earth’s Surface? (15 points). Mission . Validation and Operations Branch – Code 584 . Earth Science Mission Operations . (ESMO) Project . – Code . 428. NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. INTRODUCTION. INTRODUCTION. Welcome to all the members of the Mission Operations Working Group (MOWG) of the International Earth Observing Morning and Afternoon Constellations (A-Train & C-Train)!. Bureaucratic Overview for the MODIS Science Team. SMD Organization. March . 2012. * Direct report to NASA Associate Administrator. ** Co-located from the Front Office. Applied Sciences . (L. Friedl ).