NASA TV broadcasts on Spacenet-2, C-Band, T5, Ch. 9, 69#161# W, 3880 MHz, horizontal polarization, audio 6.8 MHz. Also many cable TV systems provide access to NASA TV NASA TV plays education programming during the following times: 1-2 pm 4-5 pm 7-8 pm 10-11 pm 1-2 am All times Eastern The programming listed in the 1-2 pm time-slot is replayed during the subsequent educational time-slots NASA TV may pre-emt scheduled programming for live agency events. !!!!!!!! ******* !!!!!!!! ******* !!!!!!!!!! ******* !!!!!!!!!! ******* ________________________________________________________ Apr 22 Mon Live from the Hubble Space Telescope: Making YOUR Observations (rebroadcast of live videoconference) Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) Join astronomers and engineers to perform student-proposed observations of Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. Engage in actual operations of the Hubble as they happen. ________________________________________________________ Apr 23 Tues LIVE! LIVE! LIVE! 1-2 pm ET Passport to Knowledge Electronic Field Trip Series LIVE FROM THE HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE -- ANNOUNCING YOUR RESULTS Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) Tune in live to work with astronomers as they analyze data from student-proposed observations of the planets Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. ________________________________________________________ Apr 30 Tues Live from the Hubble Space Telescope: Announcing YOUR Results (rebroadcast of live videoconference) Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) See astronomers in action as they analyze data from student-proposed observations of the planets Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. ________________________________________________________ May 8 Wed Live from the Hubble Space Telescope: Making YOUR Observations (rebroadcast of live videoconference) Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) Join astronomers and engineers to perform student-proposed observations of Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. Engage in actual operations of the Hubble as they happen. ________________________________________________________ May 15 Wed Live From the Stratosphere: Return to the Stratosphere Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) Highlights the entire Live From the Stratosphere series which took students "onboard" the Kuiper Airborne Observatory for an interactive field trip using infrared astronomy to explore stars, planets, and more. ________________________________________________________ May 17 Fri Live from the Hubble Space Telescope: Making YOUR Observations (rebroadcast of live videoconference) Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) Join astronomers and engineers to perform student-proposed observations of Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. Engage in actual operations of the Hubble as they happen. ________________________________________________________ May 20 Mon NASA's Hubble Space Telescope: The Best is Yet to Come Level: Grades 5-12 (8:00) Encapsulates the come-from-behind human endeavor of restoring the Hubble Space Telescope to its original scientific potential. Interweaves visually striking moments and stories told by the engineers and astronauts. ________________________________________________________ May 23 Thurs Live from the Hubble Space Telescope: Announcing YOUR Results (rebroadcast of live videoconference) Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) See astronomers in action as they analyze data from student-proposed observations of the planets Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. ________________________________________________________ May 24 Fri Global Quest Level: Grades K-12 (11:45) Describes use of the Internet in the classroom. Show how the information superhighway connects information, people and places. Includes examples and interviews with scientists, teachers and students. ________________________________________________________ May 31 Fri Live from the Hubble Space Telescope: Announcing YOUR Results (rebroadcast of live videoconference) Level: Grades 5-12 (59:00) See astronomers in action as they analyze data from student-proposed observations of the planets Neptune and Pluto using first-ever student-committed orbits of the Hubble. ________________________________________________________
