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SME2: Pressure in Outer Space

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This student-produced NASA Spotlite - Subject Matter Expert as Educator (SME2) video features Stefanie Milam, Deputy Project Scientist on NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, explaining how pressure works in outer space. Produced by Newport News Public Schools in Newport News, Virginia.

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STEM, pressure, career, stars, temperature, density, planets, formation, expert, student, teacher, science, technology, engineering, math, NASA, school, kids, subject-matter expert, educator, scientist