Browse Archive
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Collaboration Promotes NASA-Bioscience Education
12.20.12 - Students across Alabama benefit from a collaboration among industry and NASA.
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'Why the World Didn't End Yesterday' Video →
NASA is so sure the world won't end on Dec. 21, 2012, that they have already released a video for the day after.
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Dare Mighty Things →
Explore this interactive timeline to learn about 50 years of planetary exploration.
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Amateur Radio Opportunity
Apply by Jan. 28, 2013, to talk to space station astronauts.
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Self-Paced, Online Training for Engineering Activities →
NASA's and DESIGN SQUAD's online workshop helps educators and after-school leaders build their skills in guiding kids through engineering activities.
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About the Night Sky Network →
The Night Sky Network is a coalition of amateur astronomy clubs that brings the science, technology and inspiration of NASA's missions to the public.
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Museum in a Box
Great for engaging the public at museums, science centers and schools, the Museum in a Box series provides hands-on lessons with an aeronautics theme.
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Solar Eclipse Outreach Activities →
New "make and take" activities support the Nov. 14, 2012 total eclipse.
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Request a Lunar Sample →
NASA provides a limited number of rock samples for short- or long-term displays at museums, planetariums, or public events.
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Black Hole Kiosk Software →
The phenomenon of gravity's ultimate manifestation is captured in a highly interactive kiosk software package free to informal education institutions.
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Loop -- For Science on a Sphere →
Natural forces propel circulation patterns on Earth. The NASA movie LOOP presents circulation's story in poetic, energetic and compelling cinema.
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Landsat Science for Informal Education →
These pages are to help informal educators convey the message about global climate change, the science behind satellite data and much more.
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World Space Week Digital Learning Event
Join the live World Space Week events Oct 4-10, 2012, celebrating the Curiosity rover. Learn about the mission to Mars from NASA experts.
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Girl Scout Resources →
NASA and the Girl Scouts of the USA are committed to inspiring young women. Girls and troop leaders can find materials related to space science here.
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Celebrate Your Moon →
September has two moon events: International Observe the Moon Night on the 22nd and the Moon Festival on the 30th.
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Cosmophobia and the End of the World →
A panel of experts examines key claims about end-of-the-world predictions and how to help the public deal with fears of those predictions.
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Space Shuttle Tiles And Food!
NASA is offering more space shuttle heat shield tiles and food packaged for spaceflight to museums and schools. Apply while the supply lasts.
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Summer Stargazing & Solar Gazing →
Astronomy clubs have events that are great for everyone! Most events are free or low-cost, and for all ages. Find an astronomy club and join the fun!
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SatCam App for Sky and Ground Observations →
The SatCam app lets you capture observations of sky and ground conditions at the same time an Earth observation satellite is overhead.
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Girl Scouts Soak Up the Power of Engineering
When Girl Scouts celebrated their 100th birthday with Engineering Day at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Va., NASA was there.