Heliophysics Education Community meeting presentation – October 2024
Presentation | Grades 6-12+ | This presentation by Dr. Kevin Reardon of University of Colorado Boulder covers solar research programs at the National Solar Observatory (NSO), as well as educational outreach initiatives. Reardon described research with continuous global solar observations, long-term solar cycle tracking, and scientific breakthroughs with the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope…
A presentation by Dr. Kevin Reardon of the University of Colorado Boulder was delivered at the Heliophysics Education Community meeting in October 2024. Dr. Reardon discussed solar research programs at the National Solar Observatory (NSO), as well as educational outreach initiatives.
Dr. Reardon highlighted ongoing research involving continuous global solar observations, long-term tracking of the solar cycle, and significant scientific discoveries achieved through the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope (DKIST) situated in Maui. This telescope plays a crucial role in advancing our understanding of solar phenomena.
In addition to research, Dr. Reardon addressed community outreach efforts. He emphasized collaboration with local cultural groups and the importance of classroom visits as part of the educational outreach initiatives. These efforts aim to engage the public and students in the fascinating world of solar research and its practical applications.
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