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Science Briefing: Making Astronomy More Accessible for Blind and Visually Impaired Audiences
March 3, 2022 Professional Learning WebinarIn this edition of NASA’s Universe of Learning Science Briefing, we will hear about different strategies to make astronomy accessible for your audience, specifically for the blind or visually impaired. ...
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Touch the Universe: Adler Planetarium
3D Object | Program ModelTouch the Universe uses 3D printed astrophysical objects in combination with visualizations to provide Adler Planetarium guests with a new way of exploring space concepts. It also benefits our guests with...
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Sensory Saturdays: Museum of York County
3D Object | Exhibits | Program Model | ToolkitSensory Saturdays are designed as monthly events for all learners but may be beneficial to people with sensory differences, their families, and their caregivers. The entire museum was open, including a...
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The Teen Cosmos Collective: North Carolina Museum of Life and Science
3D Object | Activities | Program ModelThe Teen Cosmos Collective is a 10-week program for students seeking to enhance their science communication and literary skills. Throughout the multi-week program, participants are able to engage with...
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NASA Rover Design: Bay Area Discovery Museum
Program Model | ToolkitThe NASA Rover Design program was inspired by NASA’s Mars Exploration Program, Curiosity Rover, and Eyes on Exoplanets interactive website. This one-hour drop-in program welcomes and encourages children...
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Astrophysics on a Tabletop: Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
Program Model | ToolkitAstrophysics on a Tabletop was created to challenge high school-age youth to develop hands-on activities about astrophysics and then produce short films showing those activities in action. This program...
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Astrophotography & Art: American Museum of Science and Energy
Program Model | ToolkitAstrophotography & Art was a program that allowed participants to create their own astronomical images using both MicroObservatory resources and a Bob Ross-certified led painting session. Participants...
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Tactile Explorations of Extrasolar Objects: Science Central
Program Model | ToolkitThis tabletop activity by Science Central uses 3D printed representations of objects beyond the Solar System to give participants a sense of the scale of extrasolar objects and allow participants with...
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Braille/Tactile Posters and Cards
PosterCelestial objects as they appear in visible-light telescopes and different spectral regions that are invisible to the naked eye. These posters use a combination of Braille and large-format traditional...
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Tactile Images: 30 Doradus Set
ActivitiesBring the wonders of the universe to everyone, regardless of their visual ability. A library of many Hubble Space Telescope images has been designed to be downloaded and printed on microcapsule paper,... -
Tactile Images: Galaxies and Universe Images
ActivitiesBring the wonders of the universe to everyone, regardless of their visual ability. A library of many Hubble Space Telescope images has been designed to be downloaded and printed on microcapsule paper,... -
Tactile Images: Life and Death of Stars Images
ActivitiesBring the wonders of the universe to everyone, regardless of their visual ability. A library of many Hubble Space Telescope images has been designed to be downloaded and printed on microcapsule paper,... -
Tactile Images: Solar System Images
ActivitiesBring the wonders of the universe to everyone, regardless of their visual ability. A library of many Hubble Space Telescope images has been designed to be downloaded and printed on microcapsule paper,... -
Tinkercad: Universe in 3D
3D Object | Activities | SoftwareWhen scientists combine data from the Chandra X-ray Observatory with other telescopes, such as the Hubble or Spitzer space telescopes, or with scientific and mathematical models, we can create data-driven...
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3D Printing the X-ray Universe
3D Object | ActivitiesDespite our limited abilities to travel to distant objects in outer space, astronomers, computer scientists, and others are developing techniques that nudge astronomy visualization forward from two-dimensional...
