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Extractions: REA, Inc. of Los Alamos, New Mexico Links to Local Information Our community and our state are far more than just the structures in which our citizens live. To assist those of you thinking about relocating to the fascinating part of our country that is Northern New Mexico, we provide the following links to additional information that you might find interesting and informative about our community, our state and our local governments. [Website URLs seem to change with great frequency. If you know of another useful link that could be included here, or if you should find a broken link on this page, please drop a note to our site maintainers.] Information about our local community: Los Alamos High School
Science And Technology In New Mexico LANL and is a member of the Library Services Alliance of New Mexico. feel about thenuclear age, you should see the National Atomic Museum in Albuquerque. http://www.vivanewmexico.com/science.html
Extractions: Since the 1930s the Rio Grande Valley has been the site of important scientific research. The National Laboratories have drawn scientists and research organizations from all over the world to New Mexico. Here are some pointers to the home pages of scientific organizations in New Mexico. We include some vendors of scientific equipment, software, etc. The Advanced Computing Laboratory maintains a homepage at LANL. The Albuquerque Resource Center (ARC) supports high performance computing for a diverse community, including the Department of Defense and Department of Energy research labs, graduate and undergraduate educational and research institutions, and leading-edge commercial users. The ARC is one of two components of the High Performance Computing and Research Center at the University of New Mexico. The Alliance for Photonic Technology The Apache Point Observatory consists of The Astrophysical Research Consortium's 3.5-meter telescope, the Sloan Digital Sky Survey 2.5-m telescope with 0.6-m sky monitor telescope, and New Mexico State University's 1.0-m telescope. The latter three are under construction. This page has a lot of information of interest to amateur astronomers, including images of the notorious Hale-Bopp Comet . The Bradbury Science Museum in Los Alamos.
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Extractions: - ALL - Mayor/City Council City Services Environment Transportation Business Services Recreation Jobs Public Safety Visitor Information (February 21, 2002) Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez announced on February 13 that the National Atomic Museum would be moving from Kirtland Air Force Base to a property in the Old Town area at 1905 Mountain Road NW, as a temporary exhibition site. In an effort that was lead by Mayor Chavez , the former REI location, owned by American Properties, was made available and leased to the museum as another way to encourage tourist traffic in the Old Town corridor. "This museum is a part of New Mexico history," Mayor Chavez said. "This is America's only official museum resource for the history and science of atomic energy and I encouraged the relocation to make this heritage more accessible to the general public". The National Atomic Museum owned by the Department of Energy and operated by Sandia National Laboratories, has been closed to the general public since the September terrorist attacks. The museum plans to be open at the new location in time for the upcoming tourist season in early May. The museum was first opened in 1969 and chartered by Congress in 1991. Jim Long, President of American Properties, said that he was interested in working with Sandia National Laboratories and the National Atomic Museum Foundation to use the old REI building as a way to promote the culture and heritage of the State of New Mexico and feels that, with the addition of the National Atomic Museum, we will have created the strongest museum corridor in the state.
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Extractions: 5 May 01 * Zandia.net/Transportation_Academy.html * HotMail * StarHeartNet@hotmail.com Webmeister - StarHeart Web Designs Albuquerque Transportation Academy Print this flyer Jim Walther's Reality Check On 23 February, 2000, I visited with Jim Walther, the Director of the National Atomic Museum, currently located on Kirtland Air Force Base. After hearing my ideas on the Transportation Academy, the Albuquerque Aerospace Museum, and Thunderbird Plaza , Jim gave me his candid observations. Transportation Academy Bingo . This one out of the three is a winner . We should be able to ride on the coat tails of the National Atomic Museum, the Wheels Museum, and the new Balloon Fiesta Park Museum. Now, we have to get advisors from Albuquerque Technical Vocational Institute and New Mexico State University Preface Let's try to make a wholesome difference in the world. President John Kennedy gave America a goal of putting a man on the Moon and we did it. I propose we adapt the goal of providing transportation that emits zero pollution. We can do it.
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Extractions: Albuquerque is an intriguing combination of old and new, where the glories of nature surround an exciting modern city. It was a once a frontier community and there is still plenty of evidence of this in the Old Town where shops and galleries are housed in historic adobe buildings, set among patios and winding paths. The area is considered to be Albuquerque's soul, at the hub of its history, culture, and community life. This is also a highly cosmopolitan city boasting diverse cultures and cuisines, pursuits, and panoramas. There are plenty of museums and galleries to visit if you want to stay in town, but a drive along the Crest National Scenic Byway to the summit of the Sandia Mountains is extremely picturesque, as is the breathtaking scenery found in places like the Petroglyph National Monument and Coronado State Monument. You can even walk along the cottonwood-lined river at the Rio Grande Nature Center, where two miles of trails wind through wooded areas to the sandy banks of the Rio Grande River.
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Go On Energy Field Trips With Energy Ant It is no surprise that the National Atomic Museum is in New also the home of Los AlamosNational Laboratory, where and much more on the grounds of the Museum. http://www.eia.doe.gov/kids/EnergyAntTrips/
Extractions: What is Energy Kid's Corner Milestones Energy Quiz ... About Energy Ant and Us A Report From Energy Ant - How I Spent Last Summer!!! I had a very busy and exciting summer in 2001! I spent two weeks with teachers from across the country learning about energy. The teachers took a number of field trips, so I got to see so much (from an "ant's-eye view," of course). Here are some of the trip highlights: The National Atomic Museum has great resources and exhibits about the United States' use of nuclear energy for all kinds of things. It is no surprise that the National Atomic Museum is in New Mexico, because this state is also the home of Los Alamos National Laboratory, where the U.S. developed the first nuclear weapon. This museum takes you on a tour through the development of nuclear weapons to today's use of nuclear power - power released from the nucleus of an atom - to generate electricity to heat and cool our homes, make our lamps and home computers work and more. Nuclear power provides many things to the United States and other countries around the world - from nuclear medicine to devices to test bridges for structural integrity - harnessing the power of the atom was one of the biggest discoveries of the last 100 years.
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Extractions: Fun and learning merge at this exciting science exploration center that's loaded with hands-on and interactive educational exhibits for people of all ages. Cliff's Amusement Park Cliff's Amusement Park is the only amusement park in New Mexico. The park has been family owned and operated for over 40 years. Cliff's has over 23 rides, including fun water play elements! Providing Something for everyone to enjoy. Cliff's has great food, games, arcade and a gift shop. A National Institute for the Prevention of Hate and Intolerance. Our organization is dedicated to combating hate and intolerance through education. Lodestar Astronomy Center Wildlife West Nature Park Wildlife West Nature Park is a 122 acre wildlife refuge and enhanced zoo. It features native New Mexico plants and animals. Pueblo Cultural Center The Pueblo people are settled in nineteen communities, some of which have been continuously inhabited since long before the discovery of America. Still retaining their ancient and largely secret ceremonial life, they welcome visitors from all over the world, and offer a glimpse of the proud heritage which they have kept alive for more than a thousand years. The Rio Grande Botanic Garden Rio Grande Botanic Garden displays include seasonal color exhibits and permanent conservatory collections. The conservatory collections exhibit Southwest Desert and Mediterranean climate plants. A PNM Butterfly Pavilion is open during the warm months. The garden also features a Children's Fantasy Garden.
Extractions: Science in the Summer Each year the museum presents the "Science is Everywhere Summer Camp" program. This exciting event exposes kids to hands-on experiences with robots, rockets, the environment, engineering, and energy, all in a fun and exploratory fashion. This year, the museum will serve 200 kids, from 8 to 12 years of age. Science over the Air The museum recently opened the first "ZOOMzone" in New Mexico, which is one of only 15 nationwide. ZOOMzone is a place for kids to explore science in the museum that is part of the public television program "Zoom" seen daily. Our ZOOMzone is open daily and features great experiments, video, and computers. Partners for our ZOOMzone include the University of New Mexico's Computer and Electrical Engineering Departments, WGBH-TV in Boston, and KNME-TV in Albuquerque, as well as our local schools.
