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According to Wikipedia , Sten Felix Odenwald is an American astronomer, author, and NASA scientist-educator. Odenwald has worked as part of the NASA Cosmic Background Explorer, Diffuse Infrared Background Experiment investigating the cosmic infrared background. He has published four books: The Astronomy Cafe, The 23rd Cycle, Patterns in the Void and Back to the Astronomy Cafe. He has also appeared in a number of TV and radio documentaries on astronomy and space weather. Since receiving his Ph.D. in astronomy from Harvard University in 1982, he has been an astronomer in the Washington, D.C. area, primarily at NASA's Goddard Spaceflight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Since 2000, he has been actively involved in science and math education at NASA, and was a founding member of the Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum, among many other high-visibility NASA education projects involving space weather issues, archeoastronomy and the transits of Venus in 2004 and 2012. He is currently the director of STEM Education at the National Institute of Aerospace.
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1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Published Works The Ratio of H 2 Column Density to 12CO Intensity in the Vicinity of the Galactic Center (1995) Clustering of the Diffuse Infrared Light from the COBE DIRBE Maps. III. Power Spectrum Analysis and Excess Isotropic Component of Fluctuations (1999) A far-infrared survey of the galactic center (1984) An IRAS survey of star-forming regions toward Cygnus (1993) Detection of Small-Scale Fluctuations in the Near-Infrared Cosmic Infrared Background from Long-Exposure 2MASS Fields (2002) Clustering of the Diffuse Infrared Light from the COBE DIRBE Maps. I. C(0) and Limits on the Near-Infrared Background (1996) Eyewitness reports of the great auroral storm of 1859 (2006) Analysis of the Diffuse Near-Infrared Emission from Two-Micron All-Sky Survey Deep Integration Data: Foregrounds versus the Cosmic Infrared Background (2002) The 23rd Cycle: Learning to Live with a Stormy Star (2001) A Study of External Galaxies Detected by the COBE Diffuse Infrared Background Experiment (1998) Active star formation in NGC 2264 (1985) Comet-like clouds at far-infrared and optical wavelengths - mach cones and hydrodynamics (1988) Hydrodynamical processes in the Draco molecular cloud (1987) Bracing for a solar superstorm. (2008) An IRAS survey of IR excesses in G-type stars (1986) Clustering of the Diffuse Infrared Light from the COBE DIRBE Maps: An All-Sky Survey of C(0) (1996) Multiwavelength observations of two B-star nurseries - DR 15 and DR 20 (1990) Brackett α Emission from the Young, Low Mass Star IRS1 in B5 (1984) (15)Forecasting the impact of an 1859‐caliber superstorm on geosynchronous Earth‐orbiting satellites: Transponder resources (2007) The Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions during Substorms (THEMIS) Education and Outreach (E/PO) Program (2008) The unusual cometary star-forming region G110-13 (1992) A Proposed New White Dwarf Spectral Classification (1980) (12)An IRAS survey of young stellar objects towards the Cygnus X region (1989) Smartphone Sensors for Citizen Science Applications: Radioactivity and Magnetism (2019) Newspaper reporting of space weather: End of a golden age (2007) A Citation Study of Citizen Science Projects in Space Science and Astronomy (2018) Far-infrared and radio observations of DR 6, DR 7, and DR 22 (1986) Galaxy Redshifts Reconsidered (2012) (8)Present and past death rates for globular clusters (1978) Five unusual compact CO sources in the Cygnus X region (1989) A MODERN LOOK AT THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE (1990) The Ursa Major I(S) galaxy group - (C-12)O and far-infrared observations (1986) The Feasibility of Detecting Magnetic Storms With Smartphone Technology (2018) Smartphone Sensors for Citizen Science Applications: Light and Sound (2020) A citation study of earth science projects in citizen science (2020) ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATIONS AT 10 AND 20 MICRONS WITH THE NRL INFRARED CAMERA (1991) Looking Behind the Stars (2000) Far-infrared sources in the vicinity of the supernova remnant W28 (1984) What people really "Ask the Astronomer" (1997) (3)The STEAM Innovation Laboratory: Beyond the Makerspace Paradigm (2020) (3)Gravimetric Detection of Earth’s Rotation Using Crowdsourced Smartphone Observations (2019) Star-forming regions near the supernova remnant IC 443. (1985) Introduction to space storms and radiation (2010) Space Exploration—A History in 100 Objects (2019) (2)A Search for Infrared Excesses in G-Type Stars (1986) Venus Transit 2004 (2002) (1)HI Observations of Comet-like Molecular Clouds (1988) (1)A Retrospective Analysis of the Impact of SpaceMath@NASA on Student Performance in Math and Science (2020) (1)Sun Earth Day 2012, The Transit of Venus, "Shadows of the Sun" (2012) (1)The Astronomy Cafe: 365 Questions and Answers from "Ask the Astronomer" (1998) THEMIS Ground-based magnetometer arrays and their education and public outreach potential (2004) (1)THEMIS Ground Based Magnetometers and the Involvement of GEONS Schools (2005) (1)4. Between a Rock and a Hard Place (2002) The Big Bang and Beyond (2018) Comet-Like Clouds at High Galactic Latitudes (1986) (1)Can Smartphones Detect Geomagnetic Storms? (2021) Synoptic Observations of the Radio Noise Background in the Frequency Range 150-180 kHz to Provide Design Data for the Low Frequency Communications Designer. (1984) (1)THE IMAGE/POETRY EDUCATION AND PUBLIC OUTREACH PROGRAM (2000) VLA Observations of Far-IR Sources Toward the Galactic Center (1989) Clustering of DIRBE light and IR background (1996) Optical identifications and radio morphology of the complete 5 GHz S5 survey (1987) (0)Engage All Americans with Eclipse 2017 Through the Eyes of NASA (2016) (0)The Challenge of Mathematics-based Education and Public Outreach (2008) (0)Education Newswire: NASA creates a New Education Ecosystem (1999) (0)Sun-Earth Day 2004: Venus Transit (2003) (0)Economic Impacts of Solar Superstorms to GEO Satellites via Monte Carlo Simulations (2007) Cosmic Infrared Background and clustering of the diffuse light in COBE/DIRBE maps (1997) (0)A DIRBE 12–240 micron survey for external galaxies (2008) NASA press releases and mission statements (2013) Infrared hybrid array test facility (Poster) (1987) (0)THEMIS Education and Public Outreach: Multi-point investigations of Earth's magnetic field changes from ground-based magnetometers by teachers and students (2007) (0)The 2017 Total Solar Eclipse: Through the Eyes of NASA (2017) (0)Clustering in COBE/DIRBE Maps and the Cosmic Infrared Background (1996) (0)9. Cycle 23 (2002) 8. Human Factors (2002) 2. Dancing in the Light (2002) A CO and HI Survey of High-latitude Cometary, Far-IR Clouds (1993) (0)The Cosmological Redshift: The Newtonian Concept of Motion in Expanding Spacetimes (1992) (0)NASA Press Releases and Mission Statements: Exploring the Mathematics Behind the Science (2013) 5. ‘‘We’re Not in Kansas Anymore!’’ (2002) A Study of External Galaxies Detected by COBE-DIRBE (1996) (0)Connecting the Pioneers, Current Leaders and the Nature and History of Space Weather with K-12 Classrooms and the General Public (2011) (0)How a Research Paper in Astronomy is Written (1998) (0)Clustering of Diffuse Infrared Background Light (1996) (0)02 10 08 3 v 1 2 O ct 2 00 2 Detection of small scale fluctuations in the near-IR cosmic infrared background from long exposure 2 MASS fields (2008) (0)The multiwavelength spectra of Cen A, NGC 4151, 3C 273, 3C 279. (1994) The image/poetry education and public outreach program (2000) Observations of the radio noise background in the frequency range 150–180 kHz (1985) 10. Through a Crystal Ball (2002) Principles Of Heliophysics: a textbook on the universal processes behind planetary habitability (2019) (0)Back to the astronomy cafe : more questions and answers about the cosmos from (2003) Limits on the cosmic infrared background from clustering in COBE/DIRBE maps (1997) (0)6. They Call Them ‘‘Satellite Anomalies’’ (2002) 7. Business as Usual (2002) The Cygnus‐X region: An IRAS view (2008) Sun-Earth Day 2005: Ancient Observatories: Timeless Knowledge (2005) (0)Book Review: Bad Astronomy: Misconceptions and Misuses Revealed, from Astrology to the Moon Landing "Hoax" (2002) (0)Figure and Plate Credits (2002) An IRAS View of Star-Forming Activity in the Cygnus X Region (1990) (0)3. ‘‘Hello? Is Anyone There?’’ (2002) Hosting an `Ask the Astronomer' Site on the Internet (1996) (0)Far Infrared Surveys of Sources in the Cygnus-X Region (1984) (0)1. A Conflagration of Storms (2002) A Citation Study of Citizen Science Papers in Space Science and Astronomy (2018) (0)The 2004 Transit of Venus as a Space Science Education Opportunity (2003) (0)Focal point: waiting for the Big One (2007) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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