
"What is the most widely accepted theory on how photosynthesis evolved from non-photosynthesis based life?"
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Expanding NAI's E/PO Network to Include Other American Indian Nations and Tribes
Project Progress
The GCA partnered with Artreach International on collaborative project with NAI Central EPO to do a comprehensive investigation of culturally appropriate methods to link the NAI E/PO and Appalachian Cherokee learning communities.
A principle goal set forth in the proposal was to establish formal relations with other nations and tribes, starting with the Appalachian Cherokee Tribe. To understand the approach one must first understand the circumstances that contributed to the need for these services.
A formal gathering of Appalachian Cherokee Chiefs, Clan Leaders, Spiritual Advisors and tribal members, and NASA personnel- “NASA Chiefs and Leaders” according to Chief Ray- was convened at Goddard Space Flight Center on October 5, 2007. The meeting, hosted by P.I. Stephanie Stockman had a significant positive and lasting impact on the Nation. Buzz across the Nation extended across all 12 states, calls and note cards continue to pour in thanking Artreach for helping to organize the “extraordinary experience of being officially invited to visit NASA”.
In reciprocation for the Goddard event, NASA “Chiefs and Leaders” were invited to an informal Holiday gathering by The Nation. The gathering was held on Dec 21, 2007 at the home of Joanne Stansill. Ms. Stansill is the Head of the Census Bureau for Native American Affairs. The gathering was attended by Daniella Scalice, Education Outreach and Communications Lead, NAI, and Michael Meyer, Lead Scientist for NASA’s Mars
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- A Self-Perpetuating Catalyst for the Production of Organics in Protostellar Nebulae
- Accomplishments of Graduate Student Yana Radeva
- Advancing Techniques for in situ Analysis of Complex Organics
- Astrobiology Sample Analysis Program (ASAP)
- Breakdown of methane due to electric discharge: A Laboratory Investigation with Relevance to Mars
- Chemical Models of Nebular Processes
- Circumstellar Disk Evolution and Habitable Planet Formation
- Composition of Parent Volatiles in Comets: Oxidized Carbon
- Current Status and Future Bioastronomy with the Large Millimeter Telescope
- Extrasolar Planets
- Fingerprinting Late Additions to the Earth and Moon via the Study of Highly Siderophile Elements in Lunar Impact Melt Rocks
- Organic and Inorganic Acids from Ion-irradiated Ices
- Origin and Evolution of Organics
- Origin and Evolution of Organics in Planetary Systems
- Research Activities in the Astrobiology Analytical Laboratory
- Studies of solid-state acetylene in space and in the laboratory
- Summer Undergraduate Internship in Astrobiology
- X-ray emission from an intermediate-mass young star, protostar binary system and star-forming regions
