NASA Micro/Macro: From the Extremely Big to the Incredibly Small Survey

Please let us know what you think about the Micro/Macro content on chandra.si.edu/macro/. This 2-minute survey will help us understand what you are learning about exploring the universe—from the incredibly small to the unimaginably large.

This survey is voluntary. There are no negative consequences if you don’t want to take it. There is no compensation for participating. If you start the survey, you can change your mind and stop at any time. The survey is anonymous. No identifiable information will be collected. Only aggregate information will be used for analysis. By continuing below, you agree to participate in the survey.
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Questions about the research? Contact Dr. Kimberly Arcand, Visualization Scientist, Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian, cxcpub@cfa.harvard.edu

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1.Before viewing this project, how much did you know about how scientists process and visualize data in space (from NASA telescopes) or in microscopy (studying the very small)?

Nothing at all

A little

A fair amount

Quite a bit

2.After viewing the project, how much do you feel you understand about how scientists visualize or process data in both space and microscopy?

I learned something new

My understanding deepened

I didn’t learn much new

3.Did this project increase your interest in any of the following? (Select all that apply)

NASA or space science

Microscopy or biology

Data visualization or imaging

Art and science connections

Other (please specify)

4.How much do you agree or disagree with this statement: “This content helped me notice connections between very different kinds of science.”

6.Did this project change how you thought about or relate to scientific data or imagery?

Increased my connection to

Stayed about the same

Decreased my connection to

Not sure

7.What stood out most to you about this content, or what did you learn or enjoy that surprised you?

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9.Gender identity (optional)

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11.Location (zip code or country)

Thank you for exploring the (big and small) universe with us! Learn more at [chandra.si.edu/micro]