Browse Archive
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Space Your Face! →
Be a part of exploration -- one step, one "groove" at a time! Upload your photo and show friends and family your space moves!
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Early Navigation, How Was It Done?
Vikings had ways to navigate without a compass, the sun or stars.
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NASA Selects Student's Entry as New Mars Rover Name
NASA's Mars Science Laboratory rover, scheduled for launch in 2011, has a new name thanks to a sixth-grade student from Kansas.
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The Home Planet: NASA's View of Earth
View images of Earth taken by astronauts in orbit, satellites circling above, or spacecraft at the moon and Mars.
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Oceans of Climate Change Video →
Learn what a water balloon can teach about climate change on Earth.
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The Last Mission to Hubble
View this informative video.
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STS-125: The Final Shuttle Mission to Hubble
Meet the crew, learn about Hubble's new components, and see amazing images of the universe.
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Do You Know Where Your Space Station Is?
Tired of those boring old tracking maps that show the space station going around and around the Earth, and wondering what the view from up there must be like?
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On the Moon Educator Guide
NASA and PBS's "Design Squad®" offer teams of students six hands-on engineering challenges that can be used during class time or in after-school programs.
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NASA - SciJinks →
This interactive site features weather-related activities, images, posters and classroom materials.
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Online Poll Ranks NASA's Biggest Hits for Planet Earth
Voters selected precise global navigation made possible by NASA's pioneering research in Earth's rotation and shape as their top choice.
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Space Food and Nutrition Educator Guide
Show students how to eat like an astronaut.
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Robot Madness
Students used Lego robots to compete on a Mars-like obstacle course during an annual robotics competition at JPL.
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NASA's KSNN™ →
KSNN™ builds upon children's natural curiosity to introduce students in grades K-5 to the world of science, technology, engineering, mathematics and NASA.
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How Big Is the Sun? →
Compare the sizes of the planets to the sun if it were the size of a basketball.
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NASA Brain Bites™: How Can You Gross-out Your Friends With a Spacesuit? →
This short video describes some unique features of a spacesuit.
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Tour the International Space Station
Expedition 18 Commander Mike Fincke takes you on a guided tour of his home in orbit (open captioned).
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Apollo: 40 Years Later
Videos, photos, and animated comics tell the stories of the NASA astronauts who traveled to the moon and back on the Apollo missions.
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What's the Difference Between Weather and Climate?
The difference between weather and climate is a measure of time.
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Aeronautics Exhibits and Traveling Programs →
NASA's Aeronautics Mission Directorate sponsors several traveling exhibits that are available for the education and informal education communities.
 "Astronauts working on Hubble while it is docked to the shuttle")
 "robot made from Lego blocks")
 "ISS tour")