Browse Archive
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Expedition 24
06.02.10 - See training photos and read biographies of the astronauts and cosmonauts who make up the new space station crew.
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Using Satellites to Check for...Ticks?
05.12.10 - Using state-of-the-art NASA satellite information, students are busy checking state forests for ticks that may carry Lyme disease.
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My Moon →
05.18.10 - Do you want to engage with other people to explore the moon? Find events and opportunities to share your ideas and connect through social media.
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STS-132: Atlantis
Meet the crew; view the payload; and read a summary of the next launch.
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Mythbusters
05.04.10 - Did NASA really invent Tang, Velcro and memory foam mattresses? Visit this site to find out and to learn more about NASA spinoffs.
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Center for Astronomy Education Workshops →
Summer workshops for college astronomy educators are planned throughout the United States.
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Students Bring Fresh Perspective to Webb Telescope
04.06.10 - At NASA Goddard, graduate students are on the front lines of technology development, adjusting lasers and mirrors and spending long hours at computer terminals.
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2010 Moonbuggy Winning Teams
04.12.10 - Congratulations to the 2010 winning teams and all race participants!
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Satellite Observations in Science Education
04.13.10 - Online learning activities allow students to trace, measure and reveal features in satellite images.
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Astronaut Clay Anderson's Training Journals
Read Mission Specialist Clay Anderson's training journals to see what it is like to train for a space shuttle mission.
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Space Shuttle Overview
03.30.10 - Find in-depth explanations, schematics, videos and basic information about the space shuttle and its complex systems.
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Ready, Set, RACE!
Student teams from around the globe will drive their specially crafted lunar rovers through a challenging course of rugged, moon-like terrain at NASA's 17th annual Great Moonbuggy Race, April 9-10.
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NASA, GM Take Giant Leap in Robotic Technology
03.23.10 - Meet Robonaut 2, or R2. NASA and General Motors worked together to build this new humanoid robot capable of working side by side with people.
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NASA integrated Space Weather Analysis System →
03.16.10 - The NASA iSWA offers an unprecedented ability to analyze the present and expected future space weather impacts on NASA's human and robotic missions.
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3D Sun for the iPhone
02.18.10 - Imagine holding the entire sun in the palm of your hand. Now you can with the help of a new iPhone app developed by NASA-supported programmers.
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It's Snow Joke →
03.02.10 - Cold snaps and global warming do add up.
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NASA Engineer Honored With 'Trailblazer' Award
02.23.10 - Marshall Space Flight Center aerospace engineer Chris Randall was honored Feb. 18 for his career achievements.
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Improving Student Engagement at Public Lectures →
Attending public lectures is a great way to supplement classroom learning and spark a life-long interest in science. But how can teachers ensure that students get the most out of these experiences?
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Fit for Space
2.17.09 - Get the skinny on how astronauts build a better body for space and what it means to you.
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Astronaut Journals
02.09.10 - Space missions and spaceflight training often inspire astronauts to write about their experiences. Here is a collection of astronauts' letters, reports and other writings.