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Assuring NASA's Future
NASA engineer Sonya Hutchinson gives her time to inspire tomorrow's aerospace workforce.
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Dawn Has a Date With Astronomic Asteroids
More than 4 billion years old, the massive Vesta and Ceres asteroids could be windows into the "dawn" of the solar system.
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Sun-Earth Day 2008: Space Weather Around the World
NASA resources can help educators explain space weather and the sun-Earth connection to students.
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STS-123 Space Shuttle Mission: Resources for Educators
Find educational resources and information on NASA's STS-123 mission and crew.
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Name That Satellite!
Suggestions are due March 31, 2008. Participants will receive a "Certificate of Participation."
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Faces of Antarctica
There’s more to Antarctica's icy landscape than meets the eye.
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NASA IPY Educator Resources
Find videos, images, reading materials, curriculum-based lesson plans, posters, and more resources related to the International Polar Year.
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A Case of NASA's Domino Effect
One workshop inspired a West Virginia teacher's ongoing involvement with NASA.
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A Heart for Students
A NASA chemist-turned-educator is honored with a 2008 Black Engineer of the Year Award.
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Total Lunar Eclipse: Feb. 20, 2008 →
The first lunar eclipse of 2008 may be observed throughout most of the Americas. Use NASA's Eclipse Home Page as a resource for lunar eclipse diagrams and links to more resources.