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== From Niles West High School in Skokie, Illinois ==
 
== From Niles West High School in Skokie, Illinois ==

Revision as of 15:52, 16 May 2010

Variability of the Mid-IR Sky Proposal

| Here is the link to our Spring 2010 proposal

This page is intended to be used to assemble the pieces for a proposal.

Variability of the Mid-IR Sky Summer visit

We will be arriving on Thursday Aug 5, departing Aug 9 in hopes of working the three full days of Aug 6, 7 and 8. CLICK HERE for details


From Lincoln-Way North High School in Frankfort, Illinois

Phoenix.jpg Teacher - Peggy Piper - Students - Joey R. - Rebecca R. - Justin C.

Here is an example of our light curves for the three test stars!

Practice Light Curves.jpg


CLICK HERE for actual Excel files

From Niles West High School in Skokie, Illinois

Teacher - Rich DeCoster Student - Alexander A. Student - Aneesh S.

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This is Rich. I hope I am not causing confusion. It is 11:15 am CST on Friday Jan. 22, 2010. I am trying to see what this does, since I have "editing" status here. Is this something we use instead of email, or is it a place to create documents that we edit together? Rich ps-Should something like this be in the "discussion" tab rather than the "article" tab?

Hi Rich - no, you're not causing confusion, you're doing it exactly right! These pages under "current research activities" are really sort of "shared white boards". The other half of the wiki (under "research tools") are more articles, and in those cases, yes, questions should go into the discussion pages. I copied some headers in here, but please see some of the "current research activity" pages for the other current teams to see how they are using their pages. (e.g., cg4's page) Oh, and you can use this for whatever you want -- proposal preparation, conversation, sharing plots, brainstorming, etc. --Rebull 13:12, 22 January 2010 (PST)