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Thursday March 29, 2007

This is how Frozen Sun works...

The basic formula for this blog: an "expert" creates a post, the audience asks questions, and then the poster answers questions. Nothing complicated. Yuki will be "on call" to answer questions until 16 April, when a new post regarding IPY will be made from Nigeria. Ask a question or leave a comment by going to the "Comments" link at the bottom of his post.

First solar post coming soon from NASA Goddard. Stay tuned...

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What is Frozen Sun?

In 2007, scientists around the world are marking the International Heliophysical Year and the International Polar Year. IHY and IPY are focused opportunities to study the Earth's place in the solar system and the changes of the Earth's polar regions. Many of the tools used for these studies are based in space or based in the polar regions looking into space.

Students today can participate in the studies, follow on to find careers in relevant fields, and eventually become decision makers using the information from these studies. So, the Students for the Exploration of Space Blogs is a place to mix all of this together -- IHY + IPY = Frozen Sun. Every other week is a polar or solar post by an expert in their field who will answer questions for two weeks. Don't be shy -- leave a comment or a question.

If you have any questions or want to help, please email international@seds.org.

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