Browse Archive
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Space Camp Alum Uses Hubble to Captivate Students
03.16.11 - Carrie Murray's wiki activity increases student understanding of the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Sun-Earth Day 2011 →
Find educational resources and activities to celebrate this year's theme, "Ancient Mysteries -- Future Discoveries."
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NASA's Spaceward Bound Goes to the Deserts of the UAE
In the winter of 2011 an adventurous team of experts searched for microbial life between sand dunes in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Observing Clouds for NASA Becomes a Class Tradition
For more than 10 years, seventh graders at Chartiers-Houston Jr./Sr. High School in Houston, Pa., have helped NASA scientists make sure satellites are identifying clouds correctly.
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Islands of Knowledge
03.09.11 - NASA's Educator Resource Center network has expanded to the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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NASA Awareness Week
Educators and students were introduced to NASA education resources during NASA Awareness Week in Charlotte, N.C.
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STS-133 Space Shuttle Mission: Resources for Educators
Find educational resources and information on NASA's STS-133 mission and crew.
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One Small Radio Call for a Ham
03.02.11 - For more than 10 years, amateur radio has allowed students to talk to astronauts and cosmonauts on the International Space Station.
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Celebrating Black History
Leland Melvin, NASA's Associate Administrator for Education celebrates Black History Month and the combined experiences and achievements of all African-American people.
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Students Make a Difference
02.16.11 - A FIRST LEGO League team of fifth-graders proposes a device to keep drivers from texting or talking on cell phones while driving.
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Leland Melvin Reaches Out to Young DC Students
02.09.11 - Students at Ferebee-Hope Elementary School got a special visit from NASA's associate administrator for education and two-time astronaut, Leland Melvin.
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We Are 'Go' for Exploration
02.10.11 - A NASA astronaut, a Mars rover "driver" and a space suit designer joined more than 1,000 middle school students in Long Beach, Calif., to discuss careers in space exploration.
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Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program →
Do you want to conduct an experiment on a reduced-gravity flight? Applications from K-12 educators are due March 14, 2011.
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Living Under a Rock
02.09.11 - Scientists join teachers in the desert to explore hypolithic life, or life under a rock.
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Educator Makes Science Fun With Help From Hubble
02.02.11 - Florida educator Sheree’ Kearns uses computer games to ignite student interest in science.
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NASA Administrator Speaks to Richmond Middle School Students
01.28.10 - Administrator Bolden discussed his military and space career and the importance of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, education for tomorrow's careers.
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NASA and OPTIMUS PRIME Student Video Contest →
Choose your favorite from each group.
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Year of the Solar System →
From October 2010 until August 2012 (one Martian year), celebrate NASA spacecraft heading across the solar system. This site has monthly themes, resources, and opportunities for involvement.
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What's Whipping Up the Severe Weather? →
Devastating floods in Australia, torrential rains in South America and crippling snow in parts of the United States. Do these severe weather conditions have a common origin?
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Free NASA Apps for iPad, iPhone Available
The NASA App for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad combines all of your favorite NASA images, videos, missions and information into one easy-to-use application -- and it's free on the App Store from Apple.