Browse Archive
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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.
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Multiwavelength Milky Way →
Learn how data across the electromagnetic spectrum is used by astronomers to learn about the Milky Way's shape, size and composition.
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Earth Observatory: Experiments →
This site provides classroom experiments and resources. Topics include earthquakes, hurricanes, satellite imagery, biomes, vegetation and sea-surface temperatures.
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NASA's iPad App Beams Science Straight to Users
NASA satellites beam data from space; now the Agency is beaming it straight to your iPad.
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Unlocking Jupiter's Mysteries
View this short video for an overview of the NASA's Juno mission to study Jupiter.
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Juno Education and Public Outreach
Juno posters, fact sheets, and bookmarks, as well as Jupiter lithographs, are available to educators and astronomy groups.
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Students Create Award-Winning ''Green'' Airplane Designs
The winning design of a NASA student competition to create a new greener aircraft looks a little like a cross between a plane and a Swiss army knife.
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Students Track Disruptive Space Weather in Real Time
Inexpensive monitors allow high school and college students to detect solar storms as chances for a severe one increase.
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Sometimes NASA Is Just the Beginning of the Journey
For these students and teachers, NASA was the first step in their incredible journey.
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Florida Students Selected to Build CubeSat
Merritt Island High School engineering club members are taking their vibration data collection idea to new heights.
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Goddard Hosts Indiana Students and Teachers
Teachers and students from the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and Indian Creek High School visited Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Leland Melvin's Blog →
Read the latest posts from former astronaut and NASA's Associate Administrator for Education.
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The Desire to Explore
From lunar landings to distant stars, Carlotta Pham's NASA internships presented a universe of opportunity.
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Above Average Results
On his way to a NASA career, research engineer Quenton Bonds was an entrepreneur, a high school science teacher and a participant in multiple NASA student projects.
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Robot Protection
NASA intern Ashley Allman helped develop a program to help keep Robonaut 2 and astronauts on the space station safe.
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Expedition 27 Education Messages
Inspire your students with these videos from members of the space station crew.
› Ron Garan Video
› Cady Coleman Video
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Dark Matter and Dark Energy FAQs →
STS-134 is delivering the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer to the space station. AMS will look for antimatter and dark matter. Find out more about this mysterious missing mass.
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MESSENGER Mission
Keep up with the latest news, images and videos about this historic mission to the planet Mercury.
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First Space-Earth Duet
NASA astronaut Cady Coleman, in orbit aboard the International Space Station, and musician Ian Anderson, founder of the rock band Jethro Tull, joined together for the first space-Earth duet.