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What Is Altair?
07.29.08 - A new lander will help astronauts return to the moon.
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What Are Wind Tunnels?
06.24.08 - Wind tunnels help NASA test ideas for aircraft.
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Cool Cosmos: What Is Infrared? →
06.17.08 - Learn about a type of light you cannot see with your eyes!
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To Infinity and Beyond!
05.31.08 - Buzz Lightyear is traveling to the International Space Station.
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Now in Space: STS-124
Learn how the astronauts prepared for the STS-124 space shuttle mission.
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Buzz Lightyear Suits Up
Buzz Lightyear is set to start a new adventure on the STS-124 space shuttle mission.
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What Is Mars?
05.02.08 - Mars is also called the Red Planet.
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KSNN™ for Kids, by Kids →
05.06.08 - Find out what other students want to know!
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Why Does Earth Rotate? →
04.30.08 - Listen as Dr. Marc explains why Earth turns as it does.
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Mars: Kid's Eye View →
04.23.07 - Learn what living on Mars would be like.
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What Is the Solar System? Storybook
04.09.08 - The sun and the planets are part of the solar system.
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A Star Is a Big Ball of Gas Storybook
04.02.08 - Did you know that stars are made of gas?
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What Is Antarctica?
02.27.08 - Antarctica is very cold and a good place to study Earth.
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STS-122 Astronauts
02.06.08 - Learn about astronauts Leland Melvin and Rex Walheim. Find out what they'll be doing during the STS-122 space shuttle mission.
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The First Person on the Moon
01.16.08 - It has been 35 years since the first person stepped on the moon.
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Lunar Learning
01.09.08 - Students are helping NASA research ways that astronauts might grow plants on the moon.
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Snow Day
01.03.08 - A science project takes Ohio students to South Africa.
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The Mission Continues
12.12.07 - Barbara Morgan looks to students to answer the questions of the future.
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STS-122 Memory Game
02.06.08 - How fast can you match the STS-122 pictures?
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NASA Engineer Helps Train Puppy for Leadership Role
NASA engineer Evan Horowitz helps train Leader Dogs for the Blind.
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