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  • Charles Keeton

    Sharing a Love of Science

    02.15.12 - Astrophysicist Charles Keeton shares his enthusiasm about his research on dark matter -- and science in general -- inside and outside the classroom.

  • Candice Hansen

    Overcoming Obstacles on Earth and in Space

    01.25.12 - Candice Hansen emphasizes the importance of imagination and wonder in science.

  • Stephen Colbert next to a NASA logo

    Stephen Colbert Shares Love of Space Exploration

    Check out a new NASA public service announcement from Stephen Colbert, host of the nightly "The Colbert Report."

  • Space Race Blastoff

    NASA Releases First Multi-Player Facebook Game

    01.30.12 - Who was the first American to walk in space? If you know the answer, you're ready to play Space Race Blastoff.

  • The words Free Fall Ball in front of a graphic of a basketball player next to a goal

    Free Fall Ball

    Shooting hoops on Earth and shooting them in space require different techniques. See if you have the skills to play anywhere!

  • SPHERES satellites aboard the International Space Station (NASA)

    'We are the Champions' on the ISS

    1.26.12 - In high school, there are champions of football, basketball and even music, but not many students can say they are champs on the ISS.

  • NASA engineers conduct a drop test of the Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle (MPCV) boilerplate test article.

    Explore the Exploration Vehicle

    Explore the Launch Abort System, Crew Module and Service Module of the Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle.

  • FIRST Robotics logo

    The 2012 FIRST Robotics Competition

    Find out how NASA is participating in the 2012 FIRST Robotics competition.

  • Orion: Factory to Flight

    Orion: From Factory to Flight

    NASA is making steady progress on building the Orion spacecraft, which will take astronauts deeper into space than ever before.

  • Mark Chandler

    Piloting a Modern-Day Time Machine

    01.05.12 - Mark Chandler uses past climates to see what Earth's future climate may be.

  • INSPIRE students

    INSPIRE Students Speak Out

    12.14.11 - Six students share their experiences in a NASA educational project and how it made a difference in their lives.

  • A man speaks to a group of students

    NASA DEVELOP Summer 2012 Internships  →

    Gain experience using NASA science and technology in a professional setting during a 10-week internship. Applications are due Jan. 30, 2012.

  • Pam Melroy, Peggy Whitson and Stephanie Wilson float together inside the space station

    Aspire to Inspire Website  →

    Visit this site to find career-based content aimed at helping girls explore education and careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.

  • Deepak Atyam in front of a large radio telescope

    My Summer at JPL  →

    Deepak Atyam spent two summers as a high school student intern at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. See pictures from his experiences.

  • Ben Arthur

    I Want to Work Alongside My Mentors

    Ben Arthur discusses taking part in the Virginia Aerospace Science and Technical Scholars program as a high school student and undergraduate assistant.

  • Members of Team 254 - the Cheesy Poofs

    NASA-Sponsored Robotics Teams Gear Up for 2012

    11.07.11 - The CalGames robot contests have begun! NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif. is supporting two competitive high school robotics teams: Space Cookies Team 1868, and Cheesy Poofs Teams 252 and 254.

  • Leonard Druyan and Crae Sosa sitting at a desk with a computer

    Unlikely Chemical Engineer

    11.02.11 - Studying chemistry was not on NASA intern Crae Sosa's radar in high school. But chemical engineering is the right fit for him now.

  • Discover, Connect

    INSPIRE Students

    03.28.13 - High school students connect virtually with NASA experts and discover the world of NASA.

  • Screenshot from video

    Join Our Team

    Check out this video to see if a job at NASA might be in your future!

  • Portrait collage of Claire Parkinson, Cynthia Rosenzweig, Erika Podest and Erica Alston

    Celebrate Earth Science Week

    10.12.11 - Read about women at NASA who are making a difference in the study of our home planet.