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Log On for a Virtual Opportunity … and More
NASA's Stardust-NExT mission is offering the public a chance to win a small cube of aerogel or a mission cookie cutter.
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Free Classes for Teachers
JPL's Education Resource Center is offering a class in lunar certification and one about a Mars classroom activity.
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Free Public Science Symposium on Climate Change at JPL
The public is invited to attend a free symposium about climate change, hosted by JPL scientists with expertise in various Earth science fields. The event will be held Sat., Oct. 24.
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Tune In and Watch Cassini Student Event
Cassini scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory will answer questions about Saturn from students who entered the Cassini Scientist for a Day essay contest.
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Pinwheel Activity Demos Jupiter's Great Red Spot
To celebrate the Galileo mission's 20th anniversary, we've pulled a favorite fun activity from the archives: The Great Red Spot Pinwheel.
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Become a Fan of NASA's Space Place
Now you can get social with NASA's teacher and family-friendly Space Place Web site, which now has a page on Facebook.
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Get Ready for LCROSS Lunar Impact Event
Here are a list of viewing tips and opportunities, and educational materials to accompany the impact event.
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Teacher Training Opportunity: Goldstone Apple Valley Radio Telescope Program
A K-12 project using radio astronomy may provide an opportunity for students to experience real science.
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Creating Craters: Classroom Activities
How can you apply exciting news about water molecules on the moon and ice on Mars to your classroom lessons?
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Sun Educator Conference
A day-long conference in October will shine a light on sun-related missions.
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Back-to-School Quiz
It's time to put away the beach bag and bring out the backpack.
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Fire Image Offers Lesson in Space-Based Observations
What can an instrument in space tell us about the fires tearing through southern California?
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NASA Is Looking for a Few Good ... Teachers
NASA's Solar System Educators Program, a nationwide network of highly motivated teachers, is now accepting applications from interested teachers.
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Teachers, Whip Up a Mouth-Watering Meteorite Activity
A recent meteorite discovery on Mars and an edible classroom activity provide a scrumptious way to kick off the new school year with a meteorite lesson.