Browse Archive
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Why Study Plants in Space?
Life in space may depend on it.
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GRAIL Videos
Watch clips about the twin spacecraft at the moon.
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History of Aeronautics at NASA →
NASA owes its existence to a legacy in aeronautics that began just 12 years after the Wright Brothers' historic flight in 1903. Find out how that flight led to NASA's aeronautics program.
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Total Solar Eclipse →
The best place to see the total eclipse will be Australia.
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Daring to Learn the Language of Mathematics
Erica Alston knew she must learn math to protect Earth's natural beauty.
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Talk to Mission Control
Students can video chat with a flight officer.
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Blog Posts and Science Standards →
Blog posts and other Earth Science Week materials can be used to address National Science Standards and AAAS Benchmarks for Scientific Literacy.
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The Sound of Earthsong
A NASA spacecraft has beamed back a song sung by our planet.
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World Space Week →
Find teaching materials and events in your area to celebrate this worldwide event taking place Oct. 4-10.
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Space Life Sciences Education Website
Find resources on living organisms in the space environment from the Space Life Sciences education website.
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ISSLive! Website →
Bring real-time information from the International Space Station into your classroom with this interactive website.
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Spitzer Zoomable Images →
Click an image, then zoom in for detail.
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2012 "Humans in Space" Youth Art Competition
Entries are due Nov. 15, 2012.
› Visit site →
› See past winners →
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What Is "Scientific Method"? →
Use this site to help students learn the steps of science.
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Climate Kids →
This site helps students understand global climate change.
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Rocketry
Browse images of rockets; read about rocket scientists; and find out what makes a rocket, a rocket.
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Martian Diaries →
Read the blog by people working on Mars missions.
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What Is SAM?
The Sample Analysis at Mars is a lab inside the Curiosity rover.
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Mars for Educators →
Find lessons and events about the Red Planet.
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Kepler Interactives →
Learn about the mission to find new planets.