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Climate Kids: NASA's Eyes on the Earth

07.27.10

What does "global climate change" mean?

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The Distance Between the Planets

Cartoon drawing of Dr. Marc talking on the phone

Listen to and read along as Dr. Marc describes how scientists were able to figure out how to measure the distances between the planets.

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What's an Orbit?

The space station seen with the curve of Earth in the distance

07.07.10

An orbit is how something goes around an object in space.

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Oceans of Climate Change Video →

Learn what a water balloon can teach about climate change on Earth.
Go to the Head of the Solar System

Help the comet get to the sun!
Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: Episode 1 -- Blast Off!

Find out what it is like to blast off on a space shuttle!

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Space Operations Learning Center Kids Zone! →

Check out this Kids Zone for grades K-6.
Send Your Name to Mars →

Submit your name to be included on a microchip that will be sent to Mars as part of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission, scheduled to launch in 2011.
New Horizons Kids Club →

If your birthday is on January 19, 1996, NASA wants to hear from you!