Browse Archive
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DEVELOP Poster Content Winners Announced
09.30.11 - NASA's DEVELOP student research program closed out its summer session with a virtual poster session, and the results are posted here.
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Experience 3D Virtuality With Robonaut
11.01.10 - Move, pack, and unpack Robonaut in 3D Virtuality!
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Stunning Views From the Space Station
New videos created from still images taken from the space station showcase the awesome sites of Earth -- from lightning flashes and city lights to brilliant green aurora.
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Behind the Scenes: 2.2 Second Drop Tower →
Get an inside look at the 2.2 Second Drop Tower at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Ohio. Enter the DIME (Dropping In a Microgravity Environment) competition to conduct an experiment in the tower!
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Students Gain Love of Space with Summer Camp
09.14.11 - Teachers commonly ask students to share summer experiences. This year a few can say that they controlled satellites on the ISS!
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NASA EDGE
Unscripted and unpredictable, NASA EDGE takes a unique look in and around the greatest space program on the planet.
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Because It Flew: Winning Entries →
A panel of expert judges has selected the top three middle and high school entries for the Because It Flew NASA Space Shuttle Art Competition.
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What on Earth Is That? Blog →
Can you identify the mysterious blobs in this picture? Or figure out what is making that clanging sound? Visit the blog to test your guessing skills.
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Space Shuttle Rap Video →
Listen up! Are you ready for the countdown? Check out this music video to learn about space shuttle history.
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So, You Want to Build a Satellite: Part Two
Using the MAVEN mission as an example, this video describes why building a satellite is much more difficult than putting together an office chair.
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Where on Earth? →
Put on your detective hat and solve the mystery locations of these images taken by the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer.
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Students Create Award-Winning ''Green'' Airplane Designs
07.28.11 - The winning design of a NASA student competition to create a new greener aircraft looks a little like a cross between a plane and a Swiss army knife.
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Juno Mission to Jupiter →
Find out how the Juno mission, set to launch in early August 2011, is going to unlock secrets to a giant planet.
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Fragile Oasis →
Founded by NASA astronaut Ron Garan, this site features blogs and projects to inspire people to improve life on our planet. Get involved and make a positive impact!
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Students Track Disruptive Space Weather in Real Time
07.20.11 - Inexpensive monitors allow high school and college students to detect solar storms as chances for a severe one increase.
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Blog: Earth to Intern →
Step into Andrew Crawford's world as a JPL intern with the Deep Space Network's Antenna Mechanical group as he shares his adventures and enthusiasm for space exploration.
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Sometimes NASA Is Just the Beginning of the Journey
07.13.11 - For these students and teachers, NASA was the first step in their incredible journey.
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STS-135 Info Orb
06.28.11 - Help Space Kid collect orbs to learn about the STS-135 space shuttle mission.
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STS-135: Wheels Stop
06.29.11 - When the orbiter Atlantis lands at the end of the STS-135 mission, the Space Shuttle Program will be complete.
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Goddard Hosts Indiana Students and Teachers
Teachers and students from the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and Indian Creek High School visited Goddard Space Flight Center.