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  • The front of the Earth and Space Science Explorers poster

    Earth and Space Science Explorers Poster

    01.21.09 - NASA Earth and space science explorers include people of all ages who use NASA science and technology to explore from planet Earth to the far reaches of the universe.

  • A page from Next-Generation Spacecraft -- Orion

    Space Exploration for Advanced Placement Students

    01.06.09 - Bring space exploration to advanced students with these four lessons designed for AP Calculus and AP Physics classes.

  • Front cover of the Microgravity Educators Guide

    Microgravity

    12.16.08 - This educator guide enables students to experiment with the forces and processes microgravity scientists are investigating today.

  • NASA EDGE Logo

    NASA EDGE

    12.09.08 - Whether it's the latest launch or the coolest gadgets, NASA EDGE hosts provide an offbeat, funny and informative look behind the NASA curtain.

  • The cover page of Space Science Is for Everyone

    Space Science Is for Everyone

    12.02.08 - NASA and the Southeast Regional Clearinghouse offer a collection of helpful hints and resources for STEM educators who work with persons with disabilities.

  • engineers with Mars Science Laboratory

    NASA Invites Students to Name New Mars Rover

    11.18.08 - NASA is looking for the right stuff, or in this case, the right name for the next Mars rover.

  • Host Alexandria Lewis stands next to a clock

    NASA Brain Bites™: What Time Is It in Space?  →

    11.18.08 - This short video explains why astronauts on the International Space Station do not use the sun to tell time.

  • Astronaut in white spacesuit works outside the space station

    NASA Education Spacesuits and Spacewalks Web Site

    Learn about spacesuits and how they have evolved. Meet people who design, build and work with them.

  • A solar array wing on the International Space Station

    Solar Energy for Space Exploration

    11.12.08 - The International Space Station is more than 224 miles away from the ground, much too far to run an electric cord. In this activity, students learn how energy is supplied to the space station.

  • NASA at 50

    Discovery Education: "NASA at 50" Series

    11.04.08 - Each of the 18 NASA historical milestones on this timeline includes a downloadable video clip, audio clip and teachers guide with discussion questions and a classroom activity.