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1 Cratering Intro \\Space\projects\MARSSB\D AWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icintro.mov Down load pdf or ppt \\Space\projects\MARSSB\DA WN WORKSHOP 2007\PPT and PDF\impactcraters(3).pdf \\Space\projects\MARSSB\DA WN WORKSHOP 2007\PPT and PDF\impactcraters(3).ppt Exploring the Moon Educator Guide http://www.nasa.gov/audience/f oreducators/topnav/materials/li stbytype/Exploring.the.Moon.ht ml The activities in this guide promote problem solving, communication skills and teamwork. Earth and space science subjects include lunar geology and regolith, distance to the moon, Apollo landing sites and life support systems.

2 Cratering provides deep clues! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\D AWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg1.mov Recent Meteors Impacting the Moon http://science.nasa.gov/headli nes/y2007/03jan_lunargemini ds.htm Lunar Impact Monitoring http://www.nasa.gov/centers/m arshall/news/lunar/ Craters,craters everywhere! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\ DAWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg2.mov What craters tell us! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\ DAWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg3.mov Lunar Geology http://aerospacescholars.js c.nasa.gov/HAS/cirr/em/6/2.cfm

3 Ages, not yours, not ours, but craters! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\D AWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg4.mov Why the Moon? http://www.nasa.gov/mission_ pages/exploration/mmb/why_ moon.html plus lava flows on the moon \\Space\projects\MARSSB\ DAWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg5.mov While we are on ages, what is the oldest, youngest! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\ DAWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg6.mov Top Ten Scientific Discoveries Made During Apollo Exploration of the Moon http://curator.jsc.nasa.gov/lunar/lu nar10.cfm

4 Clues to surface changes! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\D AWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg7.mov JANE…..I need LINK? plus the history of solar system debris \\Space\projects\MARSSB\ DAWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg8.mov Space, It’s a dangerous neighborhood! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\ DAWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg9.mov Hands-on Activities from Lunar Prospector Mission http://lunar.arc.nasa.gov/educatio n/activities/index.htm

5 Become a Lunar recruiter for Selene, a web based game! \\Space\projects\MARSSB\D AWN WORKSHOP 2007\dawn web videos\cratering\icseg10.mov http://selene.cet.edu

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