Browse Archive
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Phoenix Mars Lander
Follow along as the Phoenix Mars Lander continues its exploration of Martian soil and ice.
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This Month in Exploration -- May
Visit every month to find out how aviation and space exploration have changed through the years.
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Kids Science News Network™! →
Use this standards-based Web site for background material.
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Planetary Photojournal →
View the planets up close -- without a telescope.
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Brain Bites Video: Why Do Astronauts Practice Underwater? →
Don't be a fish out of water -- come in and see why astronauts become human submarines.
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NASA -- SciJinks →
Check out this highly interactive site featuring a whimsical, blimp-like weather lab in the sky.
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Our Star -- The Sun Lithograph
Pictures and information about Earth's sun can be found on this lithograph.
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International Space Station
See everything students need to know about the space station...and more!
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Sun-Earth Media Viewer →
See the sun right now!
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How Does This Work?
See answers to questions students may ask about space travel.
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Celebrate Sun-Earth Day 2008 →
The theme for this year's Sun-Earth Day is "Space Weather Around the World."
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NASA in Your Life
Benefits from NASA technology extend beyond space exploration.
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NASA's Polar Express →
Find classroom activities, reading materials, educational tools and NASA images related to polar exploration.
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NASA's Experimental Plane: What It Is and What It Does
This NASA video segment explores experimental planes, or X-planes.
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X-Gliders
Your students can build a glider!
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NASA History and People
Read about NASA and the people who have worked there, past and present.
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Americans in Orbit
View this interactive feature about the 45th anniversary of the Mercury Program.
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50 Years in Space →
Follow the history of spaceflight in this online video.
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Neil Armstrong Shows How to Land on the Moon
The first man on the moon describes the training vehicle that taught him how to land on the lunar surface.
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Space Science: Adventure Is Waiting Activity 3-5
This poster contains easy-to-use lessons and reproducibles for the classroom based on the feature film Zathura, an adventure film based on a children's book.