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Onderwerp: STUDENTS WILL TALK TO JOHN GLENN ABOARD DISCOVERY
Beth Schmid
Headquarters, Washington, DC October 22, 1998
(Phone: 202/358-1760)
RELEASE: 98-194
STUDENTS WILL TALK TO JOHN GLENN ABOARD DISCOVERY
Students at two museums and a high school will have the
opportunity to ask questions of STS-95 mission commander Curtis L.
Brown Jr. and payload specialist John H. Glenn Jr. aboard the
Space Shuttle Discovery. The audio-only education event is
tentatively scheduled to begin at 12:25 PM EST on Saturday, Oct.
31, and last for 30 minutes.
Groups of students will be located at the John H. Glenn High
School in New Concord, OH; the Center of Science and Industry
(COSI) in Columbus, OH; and the Newseum in Arlington, VA.
Students at COSI will be at the middle and high school level,
while students at the Newseum and John H. Glenn High School will
be at the high school level. The
30-minute event will be divided equally among the three sites.
For those interested in listening to the audio-only exchange,
NASA Television will broadcast it on GE-2, transponder 9C, C-Band,
located at 85 degrees West longitude. The frequency is 3880.0
Mhz. Polarization is vertical and audio is monaural at 6.8 MHz.
NASA TV will show still pictures of the crew, the students, and
the three participating facilities during the student-crewmember
exchange. The time and date of this event are subject to change.
A transcript of the questions and answers will be placed on
the NASA Spacelink website following the event:
http://spacelink.nasa.gov/Spacelink.Hot.Topics
NASA TV coverage of this educational exchange will be
simulcast on the Internet. By using free software, computers made
within the last 2-3 years can be used to receive television-like
programs. Another online program about STS-95 is scheduled just
before the launch on Oct. 29. The topics will include vehicle
preparation and information about the science payload. Remote
students will be able to interact with NASA experts online. Both
events can be found online at:
http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/ltc/sto/launch/sts95/
To follow John Glenn more closely, go to this Spacelink site
and click on "Next Shuttle Mission":
http://spacelink.nasa.gov/Spacelink.Hot.Topics/.index.html
More information on the overall STS-95 mission and John Glenn
in particular can be found at this website:
http://shuttle.nasa.gov/future/sts95/glenn.html
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