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NASA Science: Citizen Scientists

Sandra Law@slaw

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By Sandra Law 8 July 2014 @ 11:42am

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citizen science
nebulas
supernovas
gamma ray bursts

http://science.nasa.gov/citizen-scientists/

Citizen Scientists have helped to answer serious scientific questions, provide vital data to the astronomical community, and have discovered thousands of objects including nebulas, supernovas, and gamma ray bursts. NASA supports several resources which may be of interest to amateur and professional scientists alike.

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