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NASA Mission Planner
Learn about the next mission with this interactive learning tool.
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The Future of Plants Is Up in the Air
High school experiments tested in reduced gravity are helping students figure out how to grow plants on the moon and Mars.
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Ocean Motion
A Web site provides an in-depth look at ocean surface currents. The site includes classroom lessons and interactive data visualizers.
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Touch the Clouds
High school rocket team members aim for the sky with their rockets and their futures.
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Global Cloud Observation Day
Help NASA scientists by making and reporting cloud observations on Jan. 13, 2009.
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Living in Space
Expedition 18 astronaut Sandra Magnus writes in her journal about what it's like to live in microgravity.
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The Humans Behind Hubble
Space Science Explorers talks with three people working to prolong the life of NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.
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The Clickable Spacesuit
Check out this interactive feature and learn about the different parts of a spacesuit.
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Life on the Moon
Students ponder what life will be like on the moon and create images of futuristic spacecraft, lunar greenhouses and dome-like habitats.
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Flight Engineer Sandra Magnus' Space Station Journals
Flight Engineer Sandra Magnus is the newest member of the Expedition 18 crew. Follow along as she writes about her experiences on the International Space Station.
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Spacesuits and Spacewalks Web Site
Explore how spacesuits work and how they have evolved. Learn about the people who design, build and work with them.
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STS-126: Home Improvement in Space
Endeavour's mission will prepare the International Space Station to support a larger crew.
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Battle at the Interstellar Boundary
NASA's IBEX spacecraft explores the battle at the edge of the solar system.
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Questions and Answers About the IBEX Mission →
Launched on Oct. 19, 2008, the IBEX satellite will explore the boundaries of Earth's solar system. Learn more about the mission through questions and answers.
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New Worlds Atlas →
Explore strange new worlds with this continuously updated database of all known planets beyond Earth's solar system.
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Making Science Crystal Clear
A next-generation space traveler gives students the opportunity to conduct space research.
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How Do You Catch Big Air on the Moon? →
The moon has no air, but could you still get hang time? Find out in this short video.
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Tonight's Sky: Highlights of the October Sky →
Grab a telescope, binoculars or just a lawn chair, and head out to the backyard for a night of cosmic sightseeing.
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Swinging for the Fence
At the detention facility where he teaches, Daniel Loewen is using NASA projects to help students get their lives back on track.
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The Scoop on SCUBAnauts
Middle and high school students conduct meaningful research while exploring underwater environments.
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