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NASA's JPL brings together an array of rich visualization tools for a 3D exploration of our cosmic neighborhood. It provides actual data from spacecraft, including their real-time position in space. Users can zoom-in/zoom-out, change lighting modes, adjust camera angles, and replay events at real rate or in accelerated time. Advanced tools include size comparison, measuring tool, and "ride-on-board" during flybys. Choose from a wide range of destinations -- including the historic 1960's space exploration, Curiosity Rover landing on Mars, Voyager mission to the Gas Giants, the Cassini mission to the outer planets, and much more.
Editor's Note: For best viewing results, NASA recommends downloading the free Unity 3D converter software. NASA's visualization software is operational for multiple operating systems, but may not perform optimally in all web browsers. Please note that this resource requires Flash, or Java3D.
AAAS Benchmark Alignments (2008 Version)3. The Nature of Technology
3A. Technology and Science
3B. Design and Systems
3C. Issues in Technology
4. The Physical Setting
4A. The Universe
11. Common Themes
11C. Constancy and Change
11D. Scale
This resource is part of 2 Physics Front Topical Units.
Topic: Astronomy
Unit Title: Astronomy Resources For the High School Classroom Here you'll find a rich array of visualization tools for a 3D exploration of our cosmic neighborhood. The website uses actual data and images generated from past and present space missions. Students can zoom, change lighting, "ride-on-board", do scale comparisons, and replay events in real or accelerated time. Adaptable for a range of grade bands and ability levels. Link to Unit:
Topic: Astronomy
Unit Title: Astronomy: Special K-12 Collections Here you'll find a rich array of visualization tools for a 3D exploration of our cosmic neighborhood. The website uses actual data and images generated from past and present space missions. Students can zoom, change lighting, "ride-on-board", do scale comparisons, and replay events in real or accelerated time. Adaptable for a broad range of grade bands and ability levels. Link to Unit:
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory. NASA Jet Propulsion Lab: Eyes on the Solar System. Washington: National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 2010. https://eyes.nasa.gov/eyes-on-the-solar-system.html (accessed 8 December 2024).
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Year = {2010}
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