Browse Archive
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Night and Day
A group of space-minded Girl Scouts "ooh" and "ah" at the night launch of space shuttle Endeavour.
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Art Contestants Lasso Their Imaginations to the Moon
More than 200 college and high school students thought of when creating art and design entries to submit to NASA's '2010 Life and Work on the Moon Art and Design Contest.'
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Ask an Astrophysicist →
Find answers to frequently asked questions about astronomy and astrophysics or submit your own question to be answered by an expert.
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Students Send Balloons to the Stratosphere
NASA Glenn provides high school students the opportunity to launch scientific experiments into the stratosphere aboard a weather balloon.
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NASA Brain Bites: What Is a Sonic Boom? →
This video explains the noises made when the space shuttle comes in for a landing.
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Why Do We Only See One Side of the Moon? →
This NASA's Brain Bites video will answer the question.
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Space Shuttle Glider
Build a basic scale model of the shuttle and find the glide ratio of its flight.
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Hubble: A Journey Through Space and Time
NASA set out on a monumental journey with the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope in April 1990. Since then, it has captured the minds and imaginations of people around the world.
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Science Fact or Fiction Quiz →
Test your knowledge of what's real and what isn't in the search for life beyond Earth.
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Doing Our Part to Prevent Global Warming
Sometimes even the smallest things someone does can make a difference in preventing global warming.
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Out of This World, Virtually!
NASA's new Station Spacewalk Game gives players the experience of what it's like to work outside a spacecraft.
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Sugar and Spice
The all-girl "Space Cookies" robotics team is gearing up for its fifth season of FIRST Robotics.
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Mars Experiment Design Competition Focuses on Teamwork
Space Florida selects three winning school teams whose experiments will be sent to The Mars Society's Mars Desert Research Station in Utah.
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NASA 360: Green Technologies and NASA
In this vodcast, learn about alternative energy sources and how our current way of generating energy is affecting Earth negatively.
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See the Sun in a New Light →
The Space Weather Media Viewer allows you to view real-time NASA satellite images of the sun and Earth. Videos are also available that answer questions about the sun.
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Sun-Earth Day Video Podcasts →
Use these videos to celebrate Sun-Earth Day in your classroom.
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Globe at Night 2010 Event →
Join thousands of students and families around the globe March 3-16, 2010, in a hunt for stars.
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NASA JPL Education on Twitter →
Follow along on Twitter for space-related educational activities and resources for teachers.
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No Boundaries Project and Student Contest →
Submissions for this contest must be received by April 15, 2010.
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Cooking in Space
Astronaut Sandy Magnus puts her culinary skills to work to spice up traditional space food fare aboard the International Space Station.