GLOBE 2013: The Next Generation of Science
More than 250 people from around the world gathered for the 2013 GLOBE meeting. Globe is a science and education program that gets people to monitor the Earth's system and update their findings into a global database system. Pre-designed science protocols help students take consistent measurements and contribute to scientific knowledge. At the annual GLOBE meeting, student and teachers got protocol training, shared their scientific research, and made lasting connections.
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NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
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- Alison Schuyler Ogden (NASA/GSFC)
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GLOBE science fair 2016
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