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Make a Cloud Mobile →
Students make different types of clouds and then balance them on a mobile that will turn in the wind.
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Robot Madness
Students used Lego robots to compete on a Mars-like obstacle course during an annual robotics competition at JPL.
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MY NASA DATA Lesson Plan: El Niño Lesson →
In this lesson, students explore a historical El Niño event using real satellite data and correlate El Niño to local weather.
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SOHO Lessons →
Use lesson plans related to the sun observatory.
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Comment on STS-119
Two educator astronauts are aboard this mission. Share your thoughts.
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Visions of the Universe →
View key astronomical discoveries from the past 400 years.
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Robotics Competition Webcast →
Watch the LEGO® robots compete live Tuesday, March 17, 2009.
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Glory and Global Warming Experiment →
Measure the effect of excess carbon dioxide on the temperature of gas inside of soda bottles and see what the effects of aerosols are on the heating of the gas.
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Submit STS-119 Questions →
What do you want to know about the mission?
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Gamma-Ray Earth →
See Earth in gamma rays.
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PlanetQuest: Exoplanet Exploration →
New planets are found almost every month! Stay on top of the latest discoveries with PlanetQuest.
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Space Place Live! →
Watch animated interviews with NASA scientists and engineers.
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Rockets and Racecars Lithograph
Compare facts about stock cars and NASA's Ares I rocket.
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Earth Science Week 2008: Videos
View videos produced at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center as part of Earth Science Week 2008.
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International Toys in Space Video Resource Guide
Challenge students to observe how toys work on Earth and then predict how they will work in the microgravity environment of the space shuttle.
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National Archives Experience: Digital Vaults →
Browse digital versions of photographs, journals and other historical documents related to NASA.
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Astronaut Posters and More →
Find out how to download different posters and products from NASA's Space Flight Awareness Office.
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Cryogenics Resources →
Watch the result when liquid nitrogen is poured onto an object. Help students understand the behavior of matter at very low temperatures. This knowledge is critical to space exploration.
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Earth and Space Science Explorers Poster
People of all ages use NASA science and technology to explore Earth and the universe.
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International Space Station Education Plan
This report explores the potential of the space station to support educational projects.
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