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Caption: STEREO Graphics: This August 23, 2005 image shows a magnetic loop above a sunspot region
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 Message Board for Discussion and Questions  

The World Space Week message board and survey is now closed. Come back next year to take part in our activities and to participate in this message board. Thank you for your interest in our program.

This message board is meant to allow students and teachers to discuss their findings after doing their activities. It will also be open for teachers to ask questions either clarifying the activities or providing feedback on it. Teachers and students may also ask space science questions that will be answered when a scientist is available. Here are some questions you might want to discuss on this message board.

  • Is the Sun always the same or does it change?
  • If the Sun is always changing, how does it change?
  • What events on the Sun might occur to influence the space around Earth and its atmosphere?
  • How can we determine if some event on the Sun has affected the space around Earth and its atmosphere?

Post a message on the UC Berkeley and Stanford World Space Week Message Board Forum

It can take a minute for the page to load - please be patient and try again if you get an error. Thanks!

  1. Visit the message board
  2. Click on the “Forums” tab
  3. Click on the discussion topic that you are interested in writing a message about or someone else’s message you would like to reply to
  4. Either click on the “Write a New Post” or “reply” button
  5. Fill in the subject and main body of the message
  6. Click on the “Post” button on the bottom of the page
  7. Wait for a moderator to approve the posting of your message
  8. Return to the Forum page by clicking on the "Forums" tab near the top of the page
  9. View people’s responses to your post by clicking on the original discussion topic you submitted your message to and then clicking on your message

If you are 18 or older, we hope that you took our survey!

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