The resources listed here were developed exclusively for Space Place Astronomy Club Members.
Study this chart and you’ll finally be able to tell the good O3 from the bad O3.
"Ozone a greenhouse gas?"
Who knew? It’s hard to know what to think of ozone. Is it good? After all, we keep hearing alarms about the “hole in the ozone.” But maybe it’s bad, as in the ozone coming out of our car exhaust pipes. Turns out, with ozone as with real estate, it’s location, location, location. Read this article to get your ozone layers straightened out at last.
Simple and fun learning activities to share with children.
Clues from Ancient Light - With the GALEX space telescope, astronomers know the age of a source's light by its degree of red shift. In this learning-by-analogy activity, kids arrange pictures of familiar objects by judging which is older.
Paint by Pixels - Make a picture using a technique similar to that used by many NASA spacecraft to record and send pictures back to Earth.
