What does CESSE stand for?

Center for Earth and Space Science Education (Cambridge, MA)

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The National Center for Earth and Space Science Education (NCESSE) is now making replicas of the Voyage exhibition available for permanent installation in communities across the nation, together with the full suite of programs and resources.

Impromptu Memorial Appears at Scale Model of Solar System on National ...

Dan Barstow, director of the Center for Earth and Space Science Education at the nonprofit organization TERC, says that "at some point every year, every student should have some kind of engaging experience doing science.

Missions to Mars