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GLAST LAT Project Cost/Schedule Slides for Monthly Status Mtg.GLAST LAT Project

Cost/Schedule Reports for Presentation

April 2007 Month End 4.1.C EPO

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GLAST LAT Project Cost/Schedule Slides for Monthly Status Mtg.

Accomplishments for Mar & Apr 2007• The following products were approved by NASA product review

from Fall 2006:– LAT simulator (on SLAC website) – recommended w/minor revisions– Magnetic Globe Lithograph – part of Supernova unit

• The following products need revisions and resubmissions:– Solar Supernova Space Mystery – science review only– Active Galaxy Pop-up book – already resubmitted for Spring 2007,

awaiting final approval• GLAST Model revised and released to beta-testers – download

from: http://glast.sonoma.edu/materials.html • Both Sarah Silva and Phil Plait submitted resignations effective by

June 1. Two new jobs have been posted. One new hire expected to begin in early June, second one is TBD

• Internet problems have plagued GORT, new hardware is being installed today. New partnership with San Francisco State Univ.

• We got permission to use GLAST funds to help pay for our new webserver, and it is being ordered.

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GLAST LAT Project Cost/Schedule Slides for Monthly Status Mtg.

Accomplishments for Mar & Apr 2007• Night Sky Network “Extreme Universe” toolkit for amateur

astronomers – being developed in partnership with Astronomical Society of the Pacific– Message and themes now approved – available upon request– Activity development underway

• GLAST MySpace site and blog – now 174 friends! : http://myspace.com/glast

• GLAST logowear and more – order from: http://cafepress.com/glast• Black Hole planetarium show:

– Now playing at the Adler in Chicago– Last free event May 19 at Chabot in Oakland – invitations can be sent to

GLAST team at Stanford, if desired. Please advise.• Most printed launch products now at SSU, ready for launch.

Exceptions: model booklet, launch lithograph, fact sheets• Amendment 27 seems to be stuck at SSU – I am trying to figure out

what is happening with this.