Browse Archive
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Stephen Colbert Shares Love of Space Exploration
Check out a new NASA public service announcement from Stephen Colbert, host of the nightly "The Colbert Report."
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NASA Releases First Multi-Player Facebook Game
Who was the first American to walk in space? If you know the answer, you're ready to play Space Race Blastoff.
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Free Fall Ball
Shooting hoops on Earth and shooting them in space require different techniques. See if you have the skills to play anywhere!
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'We are the Champions' on the ISS
In high school, there are champions of football, basketball and even music, but not many students can say they are champs on the ISS.
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Meet Orion: Join Our Team
Fun video motivates students in STEM careers.
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The 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition
Find out how NASA is participating in the 2012 FIRST Robotics competition.
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Third Rock Radio
NASA engages the public with a custom-produced Internet music radio station crafted specifically to speak the language of tech-savvy young adults.
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2011 Invention Challenge →
High school students get a kick out of competing against teams from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in a yearly engineering challenge.
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INSPIRE Students Speak Out
Six students share their experiences in a NASA educational project and how it made a difference in their lives.
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How Space Exploration Affects Astronauts' Bones
Learn how the bones of the human body are affected by the microgravity of space.
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Play NetworKing
Build and upgrade a communications network to support scientific missions.
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Unlikely Chemical Engineer
Studying chemistry was not on NASA intern Crae Sosa's radar in high school. But chemical engineering is the right fit for him now.
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New Horizons App →
Download this newly released app to keep tabs on NASA’s New Horizon spacecraft on its voyage to Pluto.
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Virtual Desert RATS
Bring the Desert RATS test site to your computer.
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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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A Self-Powered Underwater Robot for Ocean Exploration and Beyond →
Join Yi Chao and Thomas Valdez on Oct. 13-14, 2011, in Pasadena, Calif., for two free lectures about the first unmanned underwater vehicle powered solely by renewable energy. Or watch the live webcast online.
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Dropping in a Microgravity Environment →
High school students are challenged to design and build an experiment to be conducted in a NASA microgravity drop tower. Proposals are due Nov. 1, 2011.
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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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The Millions-Mile View of Earth and Moon →
NASA's Juno spacecraft is heading to Jupiter. It captured this image of Earth and the moon from 6 million miles away.
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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.