Browse Archive
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Gravity: It's What Keeps Us Together →
Use these resources for the September 2011 theme for the Year of the Solar System -- gravity.
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LAUNCH →
This global initiative aims to identify, showcase and support innovative approaches to global challenges through a series of forums. Visit the site to learn more and join the conversation.
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JPL Resources for Informal Educators →
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has resources for museum and planetarium professionals, group leaders, after-school staff and home schoolers engaged in space-related educational activities.
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NASA Offers Shuttle Tiles and Space Food to Schools and Universities
Would you like to have a piece of history for your classroom or lecture space? Limited numbers of space shuttle tiles and food packages are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Juno Mission Animations →
Download animations of the mission that launched Aug. 5, 2011.
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CubeSats for Education And Not-For-Profit Groups
NASA announces the next opportunity to launch small cube-shaped satellites.
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NASA Lands in the Heart of New York City
08.18.11 - For one day, the sights and sounds of NASA stood out among the din of New York City.
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NASA Climate Days Ambassador Application →
Carefully selected and trained ambassadors will use a Climate Day Kit of NASA resources suited for education and public outreach on climate and climate change. Apply by Aug. 21, 2011.
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Windy Worlds -- August 2011: Year of the Solar System →
This month's theme has activities and resources that show commonalities of other planets' atmosphere and Earth's.
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Jupiter's Family Secrets Activities →
Celebrate Juno's launch to Jupiter with these activities.
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Solar Observing Before and After Shopping →
The Oklahoma City Astronomy Club set up a telescope at a store to share views of the sun.
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Students Track Disruptive Space Weather in Real Time
07.20.11 - Inexpensive monitors allow high school and college students to detect solar storms as chances for a severe one increase.
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Shuttle Displays Convey Lasting Tribute
Artwork inspired by the Space Shuttle Program is available for downloading.
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Shuttle, Hubble, Apollo and Space Station Artifacts →
Staff from eligible education institutions, museums, libraries and planetariums may view and request space artifacts recently released for display.
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NASA Commander Mark Kelly Appears at U2 360°
Concert attendees in Seattle received a special surprise when they saw a video message to them from astronaut Kelly.
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From Earth to the Solar System →
Download high-resolution images that showcase the discoveries and excitement of planetary exploration. Use the images to create and host an exhibition in your area!
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Museum in a Box →
The Museum in a Box project has physical sciences lessons about flight for participants in grades K-12. New lessons will be added to the website over the next few months.
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ScienceCasts: Morning Planet Show →
The Great Morning Planet Show of May 2011 is underway. Wake up before sunrise any day this month to see a shape-shifting alignment of heavenly lights.
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Space Shuttle Tire Loan Program →
Flown and unflown space shuttle tires are available for loan to eligible organizations. The next submission period closes July 1, 2011.
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What a Ride It's Been
As a tribute to NASA's Space Shuttle Program, artist Brian Basset created this drawing showing his characters Red and Rover racing alongside the shuttle as it lands for the last time later this year.