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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.
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Making Connections
01.05.11 - NASA awards recognize educators and a student for leveraging technology to bring people together.
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In Their Own Words: Leland Melvin
Astronaut Leland Melvin talks about the inspiration of dining in space with an international crew, the varied blues of the Caribbean and the challenges of inspiring students and teachers.
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NASA Explorer School Teacher Receives Presidential Honor
12.21.10 - Key Peninsula Middle School teacher Kareen Borders honored as one of the best science teachers in the nation.
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NASA's 2010: Station Milestone, Commercial Success, Amazing Discoveries
In 2010, NASA set a new course for human spaceflight, helped rewrite science textbooks, put the finishing touches on one of the world's greatest engineering marvels and made major contributions to life on Earth.
› Learn More | › Vote on the Top Stories of 2010 -
Space Operations Learning Center →
Check out this interactive learning environment with Training Modules on topics like physics and engineering for grades 6-12 and with a Kids Zone for grades K-6.
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NASA y Tú
Help engage students and encourage STEM studies with this site from NASA and Univision. Videos and activities are available in Spanish and English.
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'S' Is for Space Station
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are helping children learn their ABCs and vocabulary through educational demonstrations in space.
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Hands-on History
02.16.11 - The space shuttle's retirement provides educators with a unique opportunity to share NASA artifacts with students.
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Rocketry
Browse images of rockets; read about rocket scientists; and find out what makes a rocket, a rocket.
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Space Station Astronauts Connect Live With D.C. Students for International Education Week Event
11.23.10 - Middle school students from Washington, D.C. talked with the space station's Expedition 25 crew.
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How 'Bob' Became an Astronomy Class's Best Friend
11.16.10 - C. Renee James' award-winning lesson plan uses a single Hubble image as the centerpiece of a semester-long course.
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Where Over the World is Commander Scott Kelly?
11.04.10 - Commander Scott Kelly is sharing his view from space and engaging the public with a virtual journey around the world via a geography trivia game on Twitter.
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"Kid in Micro-g" Challenge
Do you have an idea for an experiment to do on the space station? Submit your idea by Dec. 8, 2010.
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Oh Snap, NASA and LEGO Join Forces for Space, Math Education
11.08.10 - NASA and LEGO have joined forces to inspire students to learn more math and science.
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NASA and LEGO Partnership Inspires Kids to Pursue Science and Engineering
11.02.10 - NASA and LEGO have partnered to conduct education and public outreach activities aimed at increasing awareness of and participation in STEM fields.
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Curiosity Cam Goes Live →
10.26.10 - Check out the newly installed webcam that lets you watch technicians assemble and test the next NASA Mars rover.