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Helping the Blind to See Science and Math
06.16.09 - Nearly blind since age 11, Robert Shelton uses sound to make science and math more accessible to the visually impaired.
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NASA Announces Winners in Lunar Art Contest →
06.16.09 - The results of the second annual NASA Lunar Art Contest are out-of-this-world productions from high school and college students from around the globe.
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Student's "Silent Airliner" Makes a Not-So-Silent Impression
06.08.09 - Design a small supersonic airliner with a cruise speed of Mach 1.6 to 1.8, a design range of 4,000 nautical miles, a payload of 35-70 passengers, with fuel efficiency of three-passenger miles per pound of fuel and a takeoff field length of less than 10,000 feet. And the airliner should produce less noise. Ready? Go.
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Defying Gravity
06.03.09 - NASA Glenn engineers teach students the physics of spaceflight at Ohio amusement park.
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Going Weightless
06.01.09 - Follow NASA Education writer Heather Smith as she blogs about going weightless in a microgravity aircraft.
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A Girl Scout Takes Flight
06.02.09 - A venture between NASA and Girl Scouts gives a California teenager her wings.
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Fun in Microgravity Picture Gallery
05.27.09 - See fun pictures of things you don't see on Earth.
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Aquaponics
05.19.09 - New Jersey teens create a plant growth system where plants and fish thrive together.
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STS-125 Info Orb
05.05.09 - Help Space Kid collect orbs to learn about the fifth space shuttle mission to update the Hubble Space Telescope.
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Servicing Hubble
04.28.09 - After a "lifetime" of service to science and astronomy, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope needs servicing itself.
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Help Wanted
05.01.09 - NASA and USA Today's No Boundaries contest challenges students to promote interest in aerospace careers.
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Visiting an Old Friend
04.28.09 - On the STS-125 mission, John Grunsfeld will improve the Hubble Space Telescope for a third time.
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The Future Is Now
04.21.09 - Aaron Levick spent the summer before his senior year of high school working -- with NASA!
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Curious Ed Goes From "Gearhead" to Scientist
04.21.09 - A healthy dose of curiosity leads Ed Prather from cars and motorcycles to physics and teaching.
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No Boundaries Project and Student Contest →
04.07.09 - NASA has teamed with USA TODAY Education to challenge students to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The contest deadline is May 15, 2009.
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NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race -- 2009
Get the latest information on the 2009 Great Moonbuggy Race occurring April 3-4, 2009. Also find feature stories and images from previous years' races.
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A Step-by-Step Process
03.24.09 - College freshman Michael Barnes used the Internet to find information about the NASA internship and scholarship that are now shaping his future.
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Watching Space Rocks: Live Chat With NASA's Asteroid Trackers
03.23.09 - A live videocast and chat from JPL offers a unique opportunity for viewers to ask questions of scientists with NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office about how NASA discovers and tracks asteroids.
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Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
03.17.09 - A newsletter produced by high school interns shares students' NASA experiences.
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Cosmic Corridor -- STS 119
Move Space Kid from platform to platform, and intercept knowledge about the STS-119 Full Power mission.