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Comet Encounter →
On Nov. 4, 2010, NASA's EPOXI mission will have a close encounter with Comet Hartley 2. Celebrate with comet-themed lessons and by taking part in a live webcast of the event.
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James Webb vs. Hubble
The James Webb Space Telescope has been called the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope. How will the Webb telescope be different than Hubble?
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Know Your Earth Videos
The three-minute videos focus on global climate change and literacy.
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Digital Learning Network Video
Learn how NASA's educational videoconferencing works.
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OPTIMUS PRIME Spinoff Award →
Students can enter a video contest about NASA technology.
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'Scientist for a Day' Student Contest Now Underway
How do scientists decide what images the Saturn-orbiting Cassini spacecraft should take? Students can learn the scientific process when they enter an essay contest.
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Space Shuttle Video Vault
Watch shuttle videos dating to 2003.
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Extreme Art!
Art teacher Robbie Lipe takes an extreme approach to blend art and science.
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How to Make a Crater
How can cake ingredients be whipped into a moonlike crater? This activity works in classrooms, in camps and at home.
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Teachers Turn to NASA for Inspiration
With a desire to learn more about aerospace technology, eight teachers gave up part of their summer vacation to come to NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif.
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Radio JOVE Project →
Students observe and analyze natural radio emissions of Jupiter.
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Teachers Take on New Technology in Summer Pilot Project
A new NASA pilot education project offered 16 teachers an intense look at how to incorporate modeling and simulation into classrooms.
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DIY Podcast: Lab Safety
Mix your videos with NASA astronauts' in a lab safety podcast.
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LineUp With Math™ Video
This fun video shows students using LineUp With Math™.
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EarthKAM →
Students can take pictures of Earth from a digital camera aboard the space station.
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JWST Satellite Paper Model →
Build a model of the James Webb Space Telescope.
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School Space Video
Middle school students ask questions about the planets.
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Spectroscopy →
Use a spectrometer to find what something is made of.
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NASA Helps Underserved School Receive Used Computers
Times are tough, but none more so than for schools and their students.
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Buzz Lightyear's Space Station Adventures
Buzz's adventures are now on DVD.