Browse Archive
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International Space Station: The First 10 Years, the Next 10 Years
This video series looks at the past and future of the orbiting outpost.
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Spaced Out Sports Career Videos →
World champion athletes, NASA engineers and an astronaut demonstrate laws of motion.
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Engineering Kit
A teacher from Virginia worked with NASA to develop a fun engineering kit.
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Space Seed Kits →
Grow basil seeds that have been to the space station and back.
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10 Things about Earth
View a slideshow of surprising facts about our home planet.
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GRAIL Naming Contest →
Now that the GRAIL mission is underway, the two robotic spacecraft need names. Have your students send names and explain their choices. The deadline is Nov. 11, 2011.
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Space Farm 7
Farms across the U.S. honor NASA with corn maze designs.
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NASA's Design for New Vehicle
Watch the Space Launch System animation.
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GRAIL iPhone App
NASA's GRAIL app has specific information about the purpose of the mission.
› Download app →
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Students Gain Love of Space with Summer Camp
Teachers commonly ask students to share summer experiences. This year a few can say that they controlled satellites on the ISS!
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Educator's Guide to Moon Phases →
The subject "phases of the moon" tops the list of things that students misunderstand.
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Because It Flew: Winning Entries →
A panel of expert judges has selected the top three middle and high school entries for the Because It Flew NASA Space Shuttle Art Competition.
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Black Holes: By the Numbers →
Get the facts and figures of black holes in this slideshow.
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Video Professional Development →
Learn to use NASA educational products.
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Goddard Welcomes SISTER
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center hosted a summer event for girls.
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Kid-Friendly Solar System →
Students learn about the solar system with facts and quizzes.
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Juno Mission →
The Solar System Exploration site has facts about the mission to Jupiter.
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Beyonce Knowles Wake-up Song
The STS-135 crew received a pop-star wake-up call.
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What's Next for NASA?
The end of the Space Shuttle Program does not mean the end of NASA.
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Space Shuttle Experience →
Participate in a variety of interactive experiences to learn how the Space Shuttle Program affects your daily life.