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STS-128: More Science
Space shuttle Discovery is taking more equipment for the space station labs.
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Mars Rovers' Work is Children's Play
To educate the next generation of explorers, NASA took its science and robots on the road.
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JPL Blog: Five Things About Viewing Mars in August
For the last few years, e-mails have circulated in August promising wonderful views of Mars. JPL outreach specialist and amateur astronomer Jane Houston Jones is here to set the record straight.
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More Than Child's Play
NASA Explorer Schools' students showcase research in lunar exploration, robotics, crystals and more.
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What's Next for Hubble? →
Learn what's going on since the space telescope has been renewed.
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Spacey Drawings →
Download and print artwork of astronomical objects.
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Listen to an Audio "Time Capsule" of the Apollo 11 Mission
In observance of the 40th anniversary of the first human landing on the moon, audio from the entire Apollo 11 mission will be replayed at exactly the same time and date it was broadcast in 1969.
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LRO Sends Back First Moon Images
Two cameras have returned images of a region in the lunar highlands.
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How Things Work: Thermal Protection System Video
Thermal tiles and blankets on the shuttle protect it from heat.
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International Partnership in Space
"It is truly a historic moment aboard the International Space Station."
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Five Things About LRO
Check out the facts about the new mission to the moon.
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Find the 12 Changes -- STS-115 →
Spot 12 differences in the space station photos.
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Space Your Face!
Be a part of exploration -- one step, one "groove" at a time! Upload your photo and show friends and family your space moves!
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HD Videos
Watch or download NASA videos in high definition.
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Ares I-X Podcast
Watch the NASA EDGE episode about the Ares test rocket.
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NASA Selects Student's Entry as New Mars Rover Name
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory rover, scheduled for launch in 2011, has a new name thanks to a sixth-grade student from Kansas.
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In-flight Education Downlinks
"How does it feel to float? How does a spacesuit work?" A downlink is the ultimate "ask the experts" experience! During a downlink, students talk live with astronauts and cosmonauts on the International Space Station.
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Million Eyes on the Sky →
Let NASA know that you will be watching the Hubble mission.
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Music Video: Take AIM at Climate Change
A new music video aims to communicate the science of climate change and raise awareness of the issue.
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gSky Browser →
Soar through the night sky using Google Earth.
 "Space shuttle tiles on the belly of the orbiter")