How do I get kids excited about engineering? The Barboza Space Center is on tour helping to get kids excited about STEAM++ (science, technology, engineering, visual and performing arts, mathematics, computer languages, and foreign languages.). You can follow our work at http://www.BarbozaSpace.com and http://www.KidsTalkRadioLA.com. We are currently looking for student writers for http://www.KidsTalkRadioScience.com. The U.S. […]
How do I get kids excited about engineering? The Barboza Space Center is on tour helping to get kids excited about STEAM++ (science, technology, engineering, visual and performing arts, mathematics, computer languages, and foreign languages.). You can follow our work at http://www.BarbozaSpace.com and http://www.KidsTalkRadioLA.com. We are currently looking for student writers for http://www.KidsTalkRadioScience.com. The U.S. […]
We need soil samples and chemists to help with simulated Mars project-based learning October 19, 2018 by Kids Talk RadioLeave a comment California high school students are working with high school students from the Republic of Cabo Verde on simulated Mars project-based learning. We are collecting soil sample right here on Earth. What does […]
History Cape Verde: Where Hurricanes are Born FacebookTwitterGoogle+Share by Maria Centeioon November 2, 2017 Cape Verde: Where Hurricanes are Born For hurricanes which affect the Caribbean, North America, and South America, the biggest impact is from those which originate as weather disturbances in the area of the Cape Verde Islands off the west coast of […]
Subject: Flush defense budget, cutting-edge programs send firms scrambling to find engineers and other skilled workers. Los Angeles Times Business Section 2018 10 07 Aerospace industry hiring is at stratospheric level. Flush defense budget, cutting-edge programs send firms scrambling to find engineers and other skilled workers. By Samantha Masunaga.. This summer, a Coolhaus ice cream […]
SCIENCE FILE Tips in the search for life Report offers advice for NASA scientists hunting for what’s out there By Karen Kaplan It’s one of the biggest questions there is: Are we alone in the universe? NASA scientists in the field of astrobiology are looking for answers. A new report from the National Academies of […]
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September 2018: Space Are we alone in the universe? One of the interesting things about being human at present is watching our knowledge of the universe increase. Struggling to understand things that are much bigger than ourselves is something that many people do. There are many ways we can study space, with both Earth-based […]
Extraterrestrial: Barboza Space Center Project-Based learning The search for extrasolar planets (image: Keplertelescope) Listening for extraterrestrial signals indicating intelligence (image: Allen array) Robotic exploration of the Solar System (image: Curiosity rover on Mars) Extraterrestrial life, also called alien life (or, if it is a sentient or relatively complex individual, an “extraterrestrial” or “alien”), is life […]
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