Alaska Weather Extras: December 3-16

Fri, November 30, 2007
Posted in Alaska Weather

Alaska Weather offers in-depth statewide weather forecasts plus some video extras from the worlds of aerospace engineering, aviation operations, weather, technology and the environment. To get advance notice of the Extras, be sure to get Alaska Weather updates automatically via e-mail or RSS.

Here’s what’s coming up…

Dec 3
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: Planned Mars Phoenix Lander (Program 24
Episode 504)

Dec 4
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: How Spacesuits Work (Program 24 Episode 504)

Dec 5
Interview with Jill Fredston, Co-Director Alaska Mountain Safety Center
(AMSC) on Avalanches in Alaska & the AMSC

Dec 6
Interview with Tim Veenstra of Airborne Technologies about the GhostNet
Project

Dec 7
Hangar Flying

Dec 8
Star Gazer & NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: Protecting Astronauts From
Radiation Pt1 (Program 25 Episode 505)
Dec 9
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: Protecting Astronauts From Radiation Pt2 &
Pt3 (Program 25 Episode 505)
Dec 10
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: Protecting Astronauts From Radiation Pt4
(Program 25 Episode 505)

Dec 11
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: Protecting Astronauts From Radiation Pt5
(Program 25 Episode 505)

Dec 12
Interview with Kristine Nelson, Meteorologist-in-Charge at the Center
Weather Service Unit

Dec 13
Interview with Larry Merculieff, Science Advisor for the Alaska Native
Science Commission

Dec 14
Hangar Flying

Dec 15
Star Gazer & Interview with Dan Samelson, Forecaster at the Anchorage
Forecast Office, on the Natl Weather Service Spotter Program

Dec 16
NASA’s Destination Tomorrow: An Update On the Mars Exploration Rovers
Pt1 & Pt2 (Program 14 Episode 304)

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2 Responses to “Alaska Weather Extras: December 3-16”

Mark Sabel on December 5, 2007 at 9:08 pm

Those Destination Tomorrow episodes were beautifully segmented!!!! What shear brilliance (sigh).
John Proffitt on December 7, 2007 at 5:21 pm

Shear brilliance? As in wind shear? Oh, Mark you are the living end!