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Defy Gravity for Science and Engineering →
Would you like to fly like an astronaut? Attend the project overview webinar on Dec. 14 to learn about this opportunity.
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Space Station Astronauts Connect Live With D.C. Students for International Education Week Event
11.23.10 - Middle school students from Washington, D.C. talked with the space station's Expedition 25 crew.
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Send Holiday Greetings to Station Crew
This Thanksgiving, the International Space Station crew recorded a holiday greeting and also invites the public to send holiday greetings to them aboard the space station.
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"Kid in Micro-g" Challenge
Do you have an idea for an experiment to do on the space station? Submit your idea by Dec. 8, 2010.
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Oh Snap, NASA and LEGO Join Forces for Space, Math Education
11.08.10 - NASA and LEGO have joined forces to inspire students to learn more math and science.
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Curiosity Cam Goes Live →
10.26.10 - Check out the newly installed webcam that lets you watch technicians assemble and test the next NASA Mars rover.
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NASA and LEGO Partnership Inspires Kids to Pursue Science and Engineering
11.02.10 - NASA and LEGO have partnered to conduct education and public outreach activities aimed at increasing awareness of and participation in STEM fields.
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Tonight's Sky: Highlights of the November Sky →
11.02.10 - 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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JPL-Mentored Student Robotics Team Meets the President
10.27.10 - An all-female student robotics team, led by JPL scientists and engineers, is recognized by President Obama for winning the prestigious FIRST Tech Challenge Inspire award.
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Explore with NASA at USA Science and Engineering Festival
10.18.2010 - NASA will be a major exhibitor at the USA Science and Engineering Festival being held in Washington, D.C., this weekend. The Festival is free and open to the public.
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President to Host White House Science Fair
10.18.10 - Today, President Obama hosts the White House Science Fair celebrating the winners of a broad range of science, technology, engineering and math competitions.
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OPTIMUS PRIME Spinoff Award →
Students can enter a video contest about NASA technology.
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Astronaut Leland D. Melvin to Lead Education Office
10.12.10 - NASA Administrator Charles Bolden announced the selection of Leland D. Melvin as the agency's new associate administrator for education.
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So, You Want to Build a Satellite?
10.13.10 - Satellites are expensive, so you can't just go building them willy-nilly. Learn the steps scientists and engineers follow to go from an idea to a satellite orbiting another planet.
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Tonight's Sky: Highlights of the October Sky →
10.05.10 - 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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Tonight's Sky: Highlights of the September Sky →
09.08.10 - 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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Bringing the Excitement of Space to the Next Generation
09.03.10 - In a series of collaborations--including an public service announcement with Mary J. Blige--NASA is getting the word out that studying science and engineering opens the door to a bright future.
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Visiting JPL for the First Time
08.24.10 - I'm Zoë Bentley, a 13-year-old homeschooler from Arizona. I recently won second place in a NASA/USA Today contest and won a visit to JPL. Wow, what an experience!
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The Mysterious Roving Rocks of Racetrack Playa
08.24.10 - In Death Valley, Calif., college students and scientists are studying rocks that glide across the desert landscape. The rocks leave trails. But no one has ever seen the rocks move.
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Innovative Summer Camp Gives Kids First Taste of Space
08.17.10 - NASA looks to reduce the so-called "summer slide" with fun and creative activities for students as part of the Summer of Innovation project.