Find answers to questions your students ask about the space shuttle.
Visit every month to find out how aviation and space exploration have changed throughout the years.
Follow along as the Phoenix Mars Lander continues its exploration of Martian soil and ice.
Visit every month to find out how aviation and space exploration have changed through the years.
Use this standards-based Web site for background material.
View the planets up close -- without a telescope.
Don't be a fish out of water -- come in and see why astronauts become human submarines.
Check out this highly interactive site featuring a whimsical, blimp-like weather lab in the sky.
Pictures and information about Earth's sun can be found on this lithograph.
See everything students need to know about the space station...and more!
See the sun right now!
See answers to questions students may ask about space travel.
The theme for this year's Sun-Earth Day is "Space Weather Around the World."
Benefits from NASA technology extend beyond space exploration.
Find classroom activities, reading materials, educational tools and NASA images related to polar exploration.
Get up-to-the-minute news about the space shuttle mission.
This NASA video segment explores experimental planes, or X-planes.
Your students can build a glider!
Who Works for NASA?
View this interactive feature about the 45th anniversary of the Mercury Program.