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Sun-Earth Day 2010: Ancient Mysteries, Future Discoveries

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Get Involved With Sun-Earth Day!

Educators

Educators

This collection of lesson plans and 'easy to do' activities are just the hook you need to bring the science of Space Weather to your students. Here you can do everything from building an edible model of the sun to learning how to make a real space weather broadcast!

Public Outreach

Public Outreach

This section has been specifically designed for you, the museums, planetaria, parks, youth clubs, and educators from community organizations around the globe! Here you will find program ideas and a growing list of 'Make and Take' activities designed just for you!

Scientists

Scientists

Scientific discoveries have a tremendous impact on the world as we know it. As a scientist you have the opportunity to have an even greater impact on the world of education! This section is designed just for you. Here you will find resources to help you Get Connected, Get Involved and Develop Your Program.

Amateur Astronomers

Amateur Astronomers

Join us in this year's 'AA Challenge' by holding your own sun/star party and giving a public talk. When you're finished, send us at least one picture of your event(s) to post on the Sun Earth Day web site! All of the requirements and instruction are right here!

NASA Fact

Most magnetic storms on Earth happen during the Equinoxes in March and September