Browse Archive
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IBEX Q and A
Launched on Oct. 19, 2008, IBEX will explore the boundaries of Earth's solar system. Learn more about the mission through questions and answers.
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Santa Ana Winds Fuel California Wildfires
This satellite image gives a birds-eye view of the fires.
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Making Science Crystal Clear
A next-generation space traveler gives students the opportunity to conduct space research.
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Brain Bites™: Why Do Astronauts Live in Cans? →
Share this video with your students to show them why cylinders are the shape of choice for space station design.
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The Scoop on SCUBAnauts
Middle and high school students conduct meaningful research while exploring underwater environments.
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NASA Educator Resource Center Network
ERCs are here to help educators learn about and use NASA's educational resources.
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Astronaut Question and Answer
Expedition 17 astronaut Greg Chamitoff answers questions submitted online. Read his answers and send in a question.
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EPO's Chronicles →
This weekly Web comic follows the adventures of Alkina, a humanoid alien, and Epo, a spaceship/observatory. New episodes appear each Monday.
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Virginia Scholars Meet NASA's Challenge
What happens when 43 high school students accept a challenge from NASA to build robots for a competition measuring both "smarts" and style?
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Astronauts Train for Hubble Mission →
In this video, Mission Commander Scott Altman describes why the astronauts visit Goddard Space Flight Center during their training.
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Phoenix Mars Lander: How It Works
Explore this interactive model to learn about the tools Phoenix is using to study the northern plains of Mars.
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Do-It-Yourself Education
Research experience in a NASA student project gave Candy Barbaran the opportunity for hands-on learning.
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Atlantic Hurricanes Lecture Series
Bring NASA hurricane expert Dr. Jeffrey Halverson into your classroom with these one-to-four-minute video segments. Each segment links to National Education Standards.
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"Learning With Wall-E" Video
Disney/Pixar's Wall-E lends a hand in teaching this lesson about proportion.
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Space Science Is for Everyone
NASA and the Southeast Regional Clearinghouse offer a collection of helpful hints and resources for STEM educators who work with persons with disabilities.
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"America by Air" Exhibit →
NASA is the major sponsor of this new permanent exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C.
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Coral Reef Health and Biodiversity Research →
Learn how NASA is using remote sensing to study coral reef ecosystems.
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Life and Work on the Moon: Art Contest Winners →
See the winning artwork from this year's contest for high school and college students.
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Explore Space With WALL-E
Are you ready to go to the edge of the galaxy?
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Buzz Lightyear in Orbit Video
See the space ranger take a tour of the International Space Station.
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