NASA Podcasts

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Check out the many different podcasts available from NASA.

› Podcasts

Office of Education

Multimedia resources for educators

Find contact and program information from NASA's Office of Education Web site.

› Education

Stories

NASA Images

Screenshot of the NASA Images Web site
08.05.08

Thousands of NASA pictures, videos and films are ready for you to search, share or create a slideshow.

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NASA Fire and Smoke Page

Smoke rises from fires in central Canada
07.29.08

This new Web site has the latest information about how NASA is helping firefighters battle blazes and helping scientists understand the impact of fires and smoke on Earth's climate and ecosystems.

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Wall-E Learns About Proportions

Disney/Pixar's Wall-E zooms past the NASA logo
07.21.08

Do you ever wonder how big the moon is? Watch this video featuring Disney/Pixar's Wall-E to find out!

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Current Opportunities

Images

Research Tools

  • Portion of Earth

    World Book for Students

    Students in grades 4-8 can use these resources for help with homework and reports.

  • Stars

    World Book @ NASA

    Middle and high school students can use these resources for research.

  • Woman's face set against half starry background and half orange background

    MyNASA

    Students 13 years and older may use MyNASA to help with homework and projects relating to NASA.

NASA Television

 
Students observe experiment.

NASA has many opportunities for students:



  • NASA Announces Aeronautics Scholarship Recipients

    07.31.08 - Twenty-five graduate and undergraduate students have been selected as the first recipients of NASA's Aeronautics Scholarship.

  • How I Spent My Summer, NASA-Style: 'Inspire' Interns Help Design Next-Generation Space Fleet, Conduct Cutting-Edge Research

    07.30.08 - Eighteen high school seniors and college freshmen from Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri and Tennessee spent their summer as paid NASA interns at the Marshall Center.

  • High Schoolers Help NASA Take One Small Step Back To The Moon

    07.28.08 - High school students from 35 Florida schools recently experienced what it might be like to land a rocket on the moon or excavate the lunar surface.

  • NASA Kids' Club