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	EDUCATION EVENTS

	There's still space to explore with us!

	Educator Webinar – Studying the Universe from Earth and Space When: Saturday, Nov. 11, 10 to 11:30 a.m. PST (1 to 2:30 p.m. EST) Where: Online (link will be provided to registered participants) Target Audience: All U.S.-based audiences Overview: In this free educator webinar, the JPL Education team will share how we use ground- and space-based telescopes to collect images of space, and we'll explore resources you can use in the classroom. We'll also be joined by a special guest speaker from the ALMA observatory, which was part of an array of telescopes that captured the historic first image of a black hole. Participation is limited, so register today!

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	FEATURED RESOURCES

	Articles

				Teachable Moments How Scientists Captured the First Image of a Black Hole

				Teachable Moments Exploring the Mystery of Our Expanding Universe

				Teachable Moments Webb Telescope Sees the Universe Like We've Never Seen It Before

	Educator Guides

				Lesson | Grades 2-8 The Science of Color

				Lesson | Grades 3-12 Make a Planetary Exploration Balloon

				Lesson | Grades 6-11 Using Light to Study Planets

				Lesson | Grades 9-12 Math of the Expanding Universe

	Student Activities

				Slideshow | Grades 5-12 10 Things We Can Learn from Webb's First Images

	IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

				Spend the School Year With NASA-JPL Make educational connections to NASA and JPL happenings all year long with this calendar of upcoming events and links to educational resources.

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