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NASA ICE was live.
August 22 at 11:30 AM · ·
NASA is about to launch a space laser that will circle the Earth to measure ice. Firing 5,000 laser pulses in the blink of an eye, the upcoming ICESat-2 satellite will give us a precise and detailed look at how Earth's ice is changing.
Scheduled to launch no earlier than Sept. 15, 2018, ICESat-2's technological leap forward is a response to the demanding science questions posed by what’s happening in Earth's frozen regions. We know sea level is rising and ice sheets are melting -- but we need to know how much melt is happening, and where it is occuring. We know sea ice in the Arctic ice is rapidly diminishing in area -- but without the height data from ICESat-2 we can't directly measure how the thickness of the ice cap is changing. This information is vital to improving predictions of how the Arctic will change and what that will mean for climate and weather globally.
Join us at 2:30 pm EDT on August 22 to learn more about NASA's first dedicated ice mission in 15 years, and why we need it right now.
Joining us for this LIVE Q&A are:
* NASA Astrophysicist & Host: Michelle Thaller
* NASA Cryospheric Sciences program scientist: Tom Wagner
* NASA ATLAS instrument project manager: Donya Douglas-Bradshaw
* NASA sea ice scientist: Melinda Webster
* NASA ICESat-2 deputy project scientist: Tom Neumann
* NASA ICESat-2 science team member: Kelly Brunt
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Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) at Sagar Institute of Science Technology & Research (SISTec-R) (formed under Ministry of Education's (MoE's), MHRD Innovation Cell, a Government of India Initiative) organized an Orientation Session on National Education Policy — Innovation and Entrepreneurship Perspective via Facebook Live on 25th November 2020.
The eminent speakers for this session were:
1.) Prof. Milind Sudhakar Marathe – Educationist and Former Member Academic Council - Mumbai University
2.) Dr. Sunil Kumar Gupta – Hon'ble Vice Chancellor - Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya (RGPV), Bhopal
The main objective of this webinar was to create awareness about the newly launched National Education Policy 2020 from an entrepreneurial and innovative approach amongst teachers, students, officials, and other stakeholders in the higher education system.
SISTec-R Ratibad Campus is one of the best private engineering colleges in Bhopal with a belief in imparting education beyond engineering, and a vital cog of wheels in the Sagar Group of Institutions. This prestigious Institute of Engineering in Bhopal provides its students with state-of-art infrastructure thereby creating an environment for creative learning and overall development. Thrust on innovation and research opportunities for both faculty and students is a strong focus area at SISTec-R. The engineering institute aims to transform itself as a conglomerate of Research and Development (R&D) in the coming years, to become one of the top engineering colleges in MP.
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NASA ICE was live.
August 22 at 11:30 AM · ·
NASA is about to launch a space laser that will circle the Earth to measure ice. Firing 5,000 laser pulses in the blink of an eye, the upcoming ICESat-2 satellite will give us a precise and detailed look at how Earth's ice is changing.
Scheduled to launch no earlier than Sept. 15, 2018, ICESat-2's technological leap forward is a response to the demanding science questions posed by what’s happening in Earth's frozen regions. We know sea level is rising and ice sheets are melting -- but we need to know how much melt is happening, and where it is occuring. We know sea ice in the Arctic ice is rapidly diminishing in area -- but without the height data from ICESat-2 we can't directly measure how the thickness of the ice cap is changing. This information is vital to improving predictions of how the Arctic will change and what that will mean for climate and weather globally.
Join us at 2:30 pm EDT on August 22 to learn more about NASA's first dedicated ice mission in 15 years, and why we need it right now.
Joining us for this LIVE Q&A are:
* NASA Astrophysicist & Host: Michelle Thaller
* NASA Cryospheric Sciences program scientist: Tom Wagner
* NASA ATLAS instrument project manager: Donya Douglas-Bradshaw
* NASA sea ice scientist: Melinda Webster
* NASA ICESat-2 deputy project scientist: Tom Neumann
* NASA ICESat-2 science team member: Kelly Brunt
www.facebook.com/ICEatNASA/videos/1904810493146066/UzpfST...
NASA ICE was live.
August 22 at 11:30 AM · ·
NASA is about to launch a space laser that will circle the Earth to measure ice. Firing 5,000 laser pulses in the blink of an eye, the upcoming ICESat-2 satellite will give us a precise and detailed look at how Earth's ice is changing.
Scheduled to launch no earlier than Sept. 15, 2018, ICESat-2's technological leap forward is a response to the demanding science questions posed by what’s happening in Earth's frozen regions. We know sea level is rising and ice sheets are melting -- but we need to know how much melt is happening, and where it is occuring. We know sea ice in the Arctic ice is rapidly diminishing in area -- but without the height data from ICESat-2 we can't directly measure how the thickness of the ice cap is changing. This information is vital to improving predictions of how the Arctic will change and what that will mean for climate and weather globally.
Join us at 2:30 pm EDT on August 22 to learn more about NASA's first dedicated ice mission in 15 years, and why we need it right now.
Joining us for this LIVE Q&A are:
* NASA Astrophysicist & Host: Michelle Thaller
* NASA Cryospheric Sciences program scientist: Tom Wagner
* NASA ATLAS instrument project manager: Donya Douglas-Bradshaw
* NASA sea ice scientist: Melinda Webster
* NASA ICESat-2 deputy project scientist: Tom Neumann
* NASA ICESat-2 science team member: Kelly Brunt
www.facebook.com/ICEatNASA/videos/1904810493146066/UzpfST...