Do you want to know how the shuttle works? This document details all aspects of the space shuttle, including systems descriptions, operations and mission events.
In a series of essays titled "Why We Explore", NASA Chief Historian Steven J. Dick writes about our current Age of Space as "a continuous story of voyages further and further from the home planet."
A love of astronomy helped one college student set a course for a variety of science internships at JPL.
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Do Hubble pictures look like the objects would if we saw them ourselves?
Explore the universe through Hubble's eye and witness the most dangerous, spectacular and mysterious depths of the cosmos.
Learn more about the vehicle being designed to send human explorers back to the moon and beyond.
This interactive and interdisciplinary science product allows students to use Earth data to explain real-time animal migrations through hands-on and inquiry-based lessons.
The Earth's climate is a solar-powered system. Learn more about the flow of energy through different parts of the Earth system and how the planetary energy budget stays in balance.
This thirty-minute magazine-style program highlights NASA's impact on daily lives, showcasing some of the 30,000 inventions developed by NASA over the past 50 years.
The Space Weather Media Viewer V3 allows you to view real-time NASA satellite images of the sun and Earth. Videos are also available that answer questions about the sun.
Read about the people who teach astronauts how to wear and work in spacesuits; meet suit designers, technicians and engineers; and learn more about people who work behind the scenes of spacewalks.
Discover the faces behind the hardware that will send humans to the moon and beyond.
Obtain satellite imagery and scientific information about Earth from this Web site. It focuses on Earth's climate and environment change.
Find out how NASA is participating in the 2009 FIRST Robotics competition.
Grab a telescope, binoculars or just a lawn chair, and head out to the backyard for a night of cosmic sightseeing.
Find the latest news about NASA's new rockets that will take humans into orbit and back to the moon.
Are your students interested in becoming astronauts? Find answers to their questions as well as job descriptions and student opportunities.
Get the latest information about NASA's efforts to return to the moon with these exploration video podcasts.
In 2009, NASA will complete the first test flight of the Ares I spacecraft. Called the Ares I-X, this test flight will bring NASA one step closer to its return to the moon.
This site lists microgravity-related videos and resources available for purchase from the Central Operation of Resources for Educators. Visit the CORE Web site for more information.