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Earth Stone Station is the outlet for arts and media of the Lower Farm (Ledoux,NM) – a 150 yr old adobe homestead, former commune and place of dreams.
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Earth Stone Station is also the communications link for The Lower Farm Historic Preservation and Sustainability Council. The council is a communal enterprise that conducts seasonal workshops and retreats to promote a rural lifestyle and healthful living. Educational opportunities for personal growth and well being are environmentally focused.
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Happy Trails, Dohn Chapman
NASA releases new moon pics requested by students – Yahoo! News.
What a way to ignite the minds of children, let THEM control the cameras in space and take the pictures! How FUN is that?
A NASA spacecraft in orbit around the moon has sent back five dozen new images of the lunar surface including a view of the far side with Earth in the distance.
Don’t thank scientists for it. Fourth-graders from Emily Dickinson Elementary School in Bozeman, Mont., directed the spacecraft to snap pictures as part of a project headed by Sally Ride, the first American woman in space.
The images were returned earlier this week.
Twin NASA probes entered lunar orbit over the New Year’s weekend on a mission to study the gravity field. During non-critical parts of the mission, select students get to choose camera targets.
The Montana students got first dibs for winning a NASA-sponsored contest that renamed the craft Ebb and Flow.
