Browse Archive
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NASA Kids' Club
This site has educational games that cover K-4 students' national education standards in math, science and technology.
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International Space Station: An Interactive Guide
Take a virtual tour of the space station, which will be the largest human-made object ever to orbit Earth.
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Space Weather Facts →
View 20 amazing facts about space weather!
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This Month in Exploration -- March
Find historical facts in This Month in Exploration.
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STS-123 Astronaut Webcast
Submit a mission-related question to be answered by a NASA astronaut during the live webcast on March 10, 2008.
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NASA Educator Resource Center Network
Learn about and use NASA's educational resources.
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Cassini at Saturn Interactive Explorer
Take a peek at Saturn as seen from space.
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Flight Basics for Kids →
Students can learn how airplanes, helicopters, blimps, hot-air balloons and rockets fly.
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STS-122: Interactive Mission Timeline
Move your mouse over each flight day for details on the mission.
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Eyes on the Earth
Learn more about NASA spacecraft and how they study our home planet.
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International Space Station Calendar
Find out when the U.S. launched its first satellite and other historical tidbits with photos that highlight 50 years of NASA milestones and a decade of space station assembly.
› Download calendar (8.6 Mb PDF)
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2007: NASA's Year in Review
View NASA's top exploration and discovery stories of 2007.
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Why Do Plants Grow Upwards? →
Lesson plans, activities and a video will help teach this concept.
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Interactive Space Station Reference Guide
Take a virtual tour of the orbital outpost and get to know the station.
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What's Up for December? →
Mars and Earth are at their closest this month, so now is your best chance to see our planetary neighbor.
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Fit Explorer Challenge
Motivate your students to train like an astronaut!
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What's Up for November? →
Learn where to look for great views of a red planet and a red star.
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Slide Show: Cool Science →
Icebergs, fjords and glaciers are all part of the view at Earth's poles.
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Dawn, Mission to the Asteroid Belt →
The Dawn spacecraft will be the first to orbit two different bodies in our solar system.
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Mars, A Feast for the Eyes →
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter sends close-up views of gullies, craters and ice layers.