NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Teachers Above Greenland Video

Five teachers flew on board NASA's P-38 aircraft to watch polar research.

The First Annual Planet Awards

This interactive storybook tells which planet, or dwarf planet, is the best in the solar system.

Kid-Friendly Solar System  →

Students learn about the solar system with facts and quizzes.

"What is NASA, Alex?" New Trebek Video Promotes NASA in Your Life

The king of quiz shows, Alex Trebek, is helping answer the question, "How does NASA affect our daily lives?"

NASA EDGE: Mission X 2012

How Do Satellites Help Us Study Earth From Space?

Watch this video learning clip to find out how satellites see Earth in ways that human eyes cannot.

Why Do We Explore?

Follow along as Nebula finds reasons to explore.

NASA Earth Day Video Contest 2012

Enter by May 31, 2012.

Dragon Expected to Set Historic Course

At this time, a May 7th launch appears unlikely. SpaceX is continuing to work through the software assurance process with NASA. We will issue a statement as soon as a new launch target is set.

Dawn at a Glance

Learn about the mission to asteroids.

Our World: Honeybees

Watch this video to learn how honeybees pollinate crops in the U.S. and how NASA helps study the decline in bee populations.

NASA History and People

Read about NASA and the people who have worked there, past and present.

NASA's Earth Now Application  →

A new iPhone app from NASA puts the whole world in the palm of your hand.

What is Microgravity?

Angry Birds Space has provided NASA an opportunity to share a core concept of space exploration: gravity.

Space Station Benefits for Humanity

This brochure is a collection of stories about benefits from research on the International Space Station.

Reasons for the Seasons -- NASA Now Minute

Scientist Kelly Fast explains why we have seasons on Earth.

NASA eClips -- Our World -- Sun

These video clips explore how the sun affects people on Earth and astronauts in space.

We Are the Explorers

This video looks at NASA's strong tradition of exploration and the great journeys that lie ahead.

What Is Mars?

This article written for students explains the Red Planet.

Write a Weather Adventure  →

Students fill in the important parts of the story in this mad-libs-style activity.