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What is Scott A Massif

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Narrative Thinking and Storytelling for Problem Solving in Science Education
A major rock formation near the South Pole of the Moon and the proposed location for a lunar settlement. It runs from 20 to 45 degrees longitude and -84.7 to -86.1 latitude. The Scott A Massif is a remnant of one of the rings of the very old South Pole-Aitken Basin. It is a real plateau about 120 kilometers from the lunar South Pole. Its southern edge is a Peak of Eternal Light and it has at least three trails, that do not exceed a grade of 20 degrees, leading down to several permanently shadowed craters below.
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Consideration of a Grass-Roots Space Program: A Didactic Introduction
Copyright: © 2019 |Pages: 35
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-8401-8.ch001
Abstract
Human space exploration has historically provided a great many people with a positive vision of the future. At this time, society faces many 21st century problems (global warming, sea level rise, etc.) and could use some of that vision. The economic state of the nations that historically paid for this exploration does not currently allow for a large and expensive new space initiative, like Apollo to the Moon or a trip to Mars. Nevertheless, there have been great strides in computing and resulting social media. Could a very large number of dedicated people self-organize into a grassroots human space program? This story envisions such a movement and the lessons today's students could learn from the attempt.
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AI and the Movies: A Storytelling About Communication
ass="highlight">A major rock formation near the South Pole of the Moon and the proposed location for a lunar settlement. It runs from 20 to 45 degrees longitude and -84.7 to -86.1 latitude. The Scottass="highlight">A Massif is a remnant of one of the rings of the very old South Pole-ass="highlight">Aitken Basin. It is a real plateau about 120 kilometers from the lunar South Pole. Its southern edge is a Peak of Eternal Light and it has at least three trails, that do not exceed a grade of 20 degrees leading down to several permanently shadowed craters below.
Published in Chapter: AI and the Movies: A Storytelling About Communication; From: Narrative Thinking and Storytelling for Problem Solving in Science Education
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