The document discusses various career and involvement opportunities with NASA, including becoming an engineer or working on current missions like the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter or Kepler Space Telescope. It encourages visiting NASA centers or museums to learn more, and participating in programs like sending your name to Mars or voting to decide Hubble's next discovery.

3. You can be Involved NOW with Current NASA Missions

5. Kepler Space Telescope http://kepler.nasa.gov/media/KEPLER.SWF - Animation http:// kepler.nasa.gov/ed/nutshell.html KEPLER HAS SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH!! 2009 March 6 at 10:48 pm EST http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/kepler/multimedia/images/index.html Finding a “Goldilocks zone” in the Milky Way Galaxy

7. NASA Presentations at Barrett Visit a NASA Center, like Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland Visit a Museum, like the Smithsonian in DC and also in Chantilly

8. Car License Plate – Mrs. Lab or Mars Lab (Next Rover going to Mars) Barrett student signatures flew on Atlantis Space Shuttle Mission 117, June 8 – 22, 2007

10. You Decide Hubble’s Next Discovery http://youdecide.hubblesite.org/amazing-space/ Jackson and I voted in February 2009. Winner announced March. Photos shared April 2009 - Hubble's new image of Arp 274 indicates that what was previously thought to be a set of interacting galaxies may in fact be three galaxies located in the same area of the sky but somewhat distant from one another. 3 rd Place Star-forming Region 1 st Place Interacting Galaxies Life Cycle of a Star

12. Make a Model of the Hubble Space Telescope Photos of you & Links to NASA – www.tinyurl.com/ProjectDiscovery