Reminder: re-broadcasts Program IV and V


From: Jan Wee <jwee@mail.arc.nasa.gov>
Subject: Reminder: re-broadcasts Program IV and V
Date: Mon, 01 Dec 1997 06:13:03 -0600


Dear discuss-lfm members,

>>>>> REMINDER... REBROADCASTS OF PROGRAM IV AND V ON NASA-TV
Just a reminder that this month of December brings a few opportunities
to record two of the Live From Mars programs.  NASA-TV's satellite 
coordinates and air times are as follows:

GE-2, Transponder 9C at 85 degrees West longitude, vertical 
polarization, with a frequency of 3880 MHz, and audio of 6.8 MHz.

2-3 PM  5-6 PM  8-9 PM  11 PM-12 am  2-3 am    All times Eastern
NASA TV may pre-empt scheduled programming for live Agency events.
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DEC 8 Mon.
Live From Mars Program IV "Destination Mars"
(rebroadcast of live performance)
Level: Grades 4-12
TRT:  60:00
Live From Mars Program IV presents highlights from both Pathfinder 
and Global Surveyor missions.  This video also reveals Mars as perhaps 
the most exciting planet to visit in our solar system.

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DEC 9 Tues. and DEC 24 Wed.

Live From Mars Program V: "Today on Mars..."
(rebroadcast of live performance)
Level: Grades 4-12
TRT:  60:00
Live From Mars Program V presents live weather data and imagery from 
Mars, showing what has been learned from the Pathfinder lander and 
rover.  This continuing data provides students with material to analyze 
in math and computer classes.  The video shares what Sojourner has revealed 
about the actual composition of Martian rocks, and what this implies for 
the question of liquid water and the possibility of life.  The video also 
gives a preview of the next decade of exploration.
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Thanks to all who responded to Rhonda's call for input on web chats.
There will be a web chat scheduled for December, check the web site
at:  http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/mars/events/interact.html
for more details to be posted soon.

Jan Wee, moderator of discuss-lfm