Re: CyberPatriot training for the 4th week in April
It does not look like Saturday mornings is going to work for training in the future. I havendecided on Saturday evenings instead after talking with the group. There are just too many CAP activities that take place on Saturday mornings. I will not be available this Saturday evening because of a prior commitment. Instead we will meet at the Hangar Classroom at 1800 on Friday, April 27th.
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
Aerospace Education Links for April 2018
AE links April 2018
Neutron Star identified in our neighborhood, 200,000 light
years away
NASA video composite of images from Lunar Reconnaissance
Orbiter.
SpaceX President at 2018 TED talks
New storm on Saturn. Follow the planets this spring
NASA considering flying astronauts into deep space with
interim second stage
NASA plans to accelerate missions with Boeing Starliner
capsule focusing on astronaut transport to the International Space Station.
Powerful Atlas V booster to lift weather satellite payload
into orbit
Atlas V541 configuration http://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/ula-atlas-v-launch-to-feature-full-complement-of-aerojet-rocketdyne-solid-rocket-boosters-1021359937
***Video obtained by drone of
Kamchatka volcanos
*How well do pilots
understand weather? Not well according to Embry-Riddle quiz
Additional weather products to be available on ADS-B in
broadcasts
Dangerous pilot attitudes explained
*Learn about what it takes to
be a payload integration specialist for an aerospace company
Orion capsule to be built with over 100 3-D
printed/manufactured parts
What will the newest space telescope, TESS, try to
accomplish? https://www.yahoo.com/news/exoplanet-nasa-apos-tess-mission-142507076.html
***Watch SpaceX launch and
deployment of TESS
Innovative idea to collect plastic waste from the Pacific
ocean to be tested soon. System was developed by teenager.
Blue Origin in race for acceptance of new, powerful rocket
engine with capability to be reused up to 100 times.
***New Hubble telescope
videos of lagoon nebula
New evidence for rapid glacial ice melt in southern
hemisphere associated with changing climate
Grim warning about global warming effect on California
Saturday, April 14, 2018
Alyce Byrne Rocket Launch
Alyce Byrne Elementary School Rocket Launch 2018
CAP Squadron
508 plans to assist the 4th grade class launch their rockets again
this year at Contreras Field. The planned dates for the activity are May 17th
and 18th. The good news is that interested students were so many
that the classes had to be split for launches on two days. We need cadets to
cover both dates from about 0800 to 1300. Please check your schedules and sign
up on the AZ CAP eWing website. Cadets will supervise preparing the rockets, safely
launching the rockets, teaching basic marching maneuvers, and helping students
understand how we estimate maximum rocket altitudes.
CyberPatriot XI training for CAP Team 508
Yuma Team
508 CyberPatriot Training
Sessions
will take place every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 6 PM at the
CAP Hangar. Expect the classes to last 1.5 to 2 hours.
Content for
April 14th :
11. Introduction to CyberPatriot
22. Ethics and Cyber Security
Monday, April 9, 2018
Aerospace Education Agenda for Wednesday April 25, 2018
Aerospace Education Agenda for Wed.
April 25, 2018
Yuma CAP Composite Squadron 508
1840 Announcements
CyberPatriot
training
Possible
Yuma Tower Tour May 25
AE
Links
1850 Telescopes-PowerPoint
1920 Telescopes-STEM
Kit HANDS-ON Activity
Align
finder scope
Experiment
with eyepiece lenses
1940 Break
1945 Weather
2-PowerPoint
High
and Low Pressure Systems
Weather
Fronts
Weather
Maps
2020 Adjourn
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