Browse Archive
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Mars and Earth: Science Learning Activities
Explore Mars and Earth using these activities adapted for after-school programs with elementary-aged students.
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Curiosity Landing Infographic →
This infographic depicts the suspenseful seven minutes for the Mars Science Laboratory to go from the top of Mars' atmosphere to its surface.
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Follow Your Curiosity
Participate in the Mars landing of the Curiosity rover. Landing is scheduled for about 10:31 p.m. PDT on Aug. 5 (1:31 a.m. EDT on Aug. 6).
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NASA GSFC Workshop for Museum Educators →
Goddard Space Flight Center's Informal Education group invites educators from small- to medium-sized museums to a workshop. Apply by July 27, 2012.
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July/August Year of the Solar System Theme: Got Life? →
With this theme we explore the fundamental question: Are we alone in the universe?
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Museum Alliance Lands More Than 500 Partners →
Offering NASA resources to museum, planetarium and science center partners, the Museum Alliance spreads the wonder of space and science far and wide.
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NASA Public Service Announcements
Download and use NASA high-definition PSAs at your venue.
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Summer of Innovation Mini Grants →
Apply by June 29, 2012.
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Giant Worlds Exhibit →
Visitors explore the giant planets orbiting the sun and learn what they tell us about the formation of solar system and Earth.
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NASA Summer of Innovation Theme Camp Guides
Check out one-day, two-day and weeklong NASA programs that provide meaningful learning experiences.
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Transit of Venus Events →
Find transit events near you! If you're planning an event of your own, add it to the map.
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2012 "Humans in Space" Youth Art Competition →
Entries are due Nov. 15, 2012.
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May 2012: New Data, New Ideas →
The Year of the Solar System theme for May shows how NASA learns from robotic missions.
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NASA Earth Day Video Contest 2012
Win behind-the-scenes access to the next rocket launch of a NASA Earth-observing satellite. Submissions are due May 31, 2012.
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Volunteers Bring the Solar System to the Public →
The nearly 500 Solar System Ambassadors carry the excitement of space to community events.
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Dawn Community →
Use resources to share the Dawn mission to an asteroid with your organization.
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Videoconference With Space Station Crew
Host a live, in-flight education downlink. NASA is looking for organizations to host large-scale events. Proposals are due June 1, 2012.
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Calendar in the Sky →
This NASA-sponsored project connects the knowledge of the Maya to NASA science. Training opportunities and resources are available.
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Space Station Benefits for Humanity
This brochure is a collection of stories about benefits from research on the International Space Station.
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What is Microgravity?
Angry Birds Space has provided NASA an opportunity to share a core concept of space exploration: gravity.
› Pettit Demonstrates a Trajectory