Students learn about NASA's next-generation rockets from lessons, student texts and hands-on science activities about rocketry and the planning behind launching a rocket.
Students learn about NASA's next-generation rockets from lessons, student texts and hands-on science activities about rocketry and the planning behind launching a rocket.
How will the crater created by the LCROSS impactor compare in size to other craters on the moon? Find out here.
Students construct water-propelled engines from soft drink cans. They test the engines and the variables that affect the action-reaction of the engines.
Deck out your desktop with these celestial backgrounds.
Use this interactive map to find moon rocks and Apollo astronaut hometowns near you.
Try the Temperature Game, Shoot a Cannonball into Orbit, or Build a Newtonian Physics Machine.
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High school students address the challenges of supersonic flight.
Learn more about the Orion nebula, the closest stellar nursery to Earth, and explore "zoomable" photos.
CORE serves as the worldwide distribution center for NASA-produced multimedia materials.
Locate ERCs in your state or region for free educational materials and services.
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing at this workshop on July 7, 2009, at Space Center Houston.
Join the Satellite Educators Association for an education conference on Aug. 13-15, 2009, in Los Angeles, Calif.
Find NASA resources from this alphabetic listing of NASA sites.
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