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NASA SME2: Why do scientists use models?

Play video - NASA SME<SUP>2</SUP>: Why do scientists use models?
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Join Jessica Taylor, atmospheric scientist at NASA Langley Research Center, as she explains how scientists and engineers use physical, computer-generated, and mathematical models to visualize data and understand our world.
Produced by Newport News Public Schools in Newport News, Virginia.

Published on: September 01, 2017

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