Space Weather Monitor Program
The Space Weather Monitor program is an education project to build and distribute inexpensive ionospheric monitors to students around the world. The monitors detect solar flares and other ionospheric disturbances.
- Overview
- Programs by Audience
- General Public (3)
- High School Teachers (5)
- Middle School Teachers (5)
- Elementary School Teachers (3)
- High School Students (13)
- Middle School Students (3)
- Elementary School Students (2)
- Stanford Undergraduates (7)
- Stanford Graduate Students and Post-doctoral Fellows (4)
- Undergraduates from Other Schools (9)
- Programs by Category
- Programs by Discipline
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Outreach Programs
Research Partnerships for Undergraduates from Other Schools
