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Interpreting Realtime ACE Data from Space
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Interpreting Realtime ACE Data from Space

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Grade Level: 9-12

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Short Description: This investigation provides an opportunity to use realtime data being collected by scientists who are working on the cutting edge of space science. In a science classroom, the investigation can be tied in with a unti on basic atomic structure, states of matter, or space science. In a mathematics (algebra) classroom, the investigation may be used to show a practical application of logarithmic plots. In part one of this investigation, the learner will become familiar with the Advanced Composition Explorer(ACE) spacecraft and the scientific goals of the ACE mission. In part two of the investigation, the learner will interpret ACE Browse Data Plots and speculate on the type of solar activity being measured.

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