CAWSES

Climate And Weather of the Sun-Earth System

A new SCOSTEP Program for 2004-2008

Capacity Building

CAWSES/SCOSTEP/STEL Comics

As part of CAWSES Capacity Building Theme, CAWSES Science Comics are being made available through this website. These comics have been made at Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory (STEL), Nagoya University with the overall guidance of Prof. Y. Kamide. These were originally in the Japanese language but SCOSTEP in collaboration with STEL has made these files available both in English and with "blank" balloons which will enable translation to other languages as well. Through this effort CAWSES/SCOSTEP would like to reach a wider audience and get them interested in the CAWSES Science.

These comics are meant to essentially raise the curiosity of children and awareness of people from non-science background. For more accurate details and up-to-date information, the reader is encouraged to consult other literature such as published books and refereed journal articles.


Comics

Please contact the cawses webmaster here for a username and password to access the files.

What is the Aurora?!
English
What is the Geomagnetic Field?!
English
What is the Ozone Hole?!
English
What is the Solar Wind?!
English
What is Global Warming?!
English
What are Cosmic Rays?!
English
What is the Upper Atmosphere?!
English
What are the Polar Regions?!
English


Please click on the links below to see samples of the same comics with blank text-bubbles.
These are available upon request for translation purposes. Please click here to submit a request. If you have username and password for accessing the text-free balloon version, please click the images below.

What is the Aurora?!
What is the Geomagnetic Field?!
What is the Ozone Hole?!
What is the Solar Wind?!
What is Global Warming?!
What are Cosmic Rays?!
What is the Upper Atmosphere?!
What are the Polar Regions?!












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