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Inspire, Engage, Educate for the Future
JPL's Education Office helps connect the dot between classroom studies and real-world applications with JPL and NASA.
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Summer Stories
Interested in a career in science or engineering? Four students describe their summer research projects at JPL.
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Voyager: Approaching Interstellar Space
Where in the solar system is the most-distant human made object?
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Slide Show: Road Trip
The Mars Rovers Spirit and Opportunity have seen quite a bit during their second Martian year.
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Cassini Photo Essay
A photo essay captures some images from the Cassini mission's first two years at Saturn.
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Cassini at Saturn: Halftime Highlights
The Cassini spacecraft is two years into its four-year planned mission. So does that mean it's halfway done? Or halfway started?
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Postcards From Saturn: Cassini's Tale of Two Moons
The Cassini spacecraft is half way through its tour of Saturn
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Viking: Mars Trailblazer
Thirty years ago, the Viking mission arrived at Mars, giving us the first view from the surface of the red planet.
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Slide Show: Voyager - The Interstellar Mission
A new slide show highlights selected images from the mission's planetary tour.
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First Person: Dr. Edward Tunstel
Dr. Tunstel shows JPL's robotic test beds and models of the Mars Exploration Rovers.
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Podcast: Water News From Saturn's Moon Enceladus
Big water news from Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus.
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Podcast: Approaching the Red Planet
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter nears its March 10 arrival at the red planet.
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Podcast: Mars Rover Update with Dr. Steve Squyres
Part 1 of an interview with rover scientist Dr. Steve Squyres.
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Podcast: Mars Rover Update
Part 2 of an interview with rover scientist Dr. Steve Squyres.
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Podcast: Lightning Crackles on Saturn
Cassini scientists are tracking the strongest lighting storm ever detected at Saturn.
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Flash Feature - Two Years on Mars
The Mars Exploration Rovers mark two years on the red planet.
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Stardust: How Do We Bring a Comet Home?
Stardust's return capsule will enter Earth's atmosphere, release parachutes and land in the Utah desert. (Quicktime - streaming)
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Revealing Titan
Infrared imaging of Titan has revealed important scientific details. (Quicktime - 11Mb)
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Stardust: Why Bring a Comet Home?
Stardust captured cometary samples, which hold clues about the formation of our solar system. (Quicktime - streaming)
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Ulysses 15th Anniversary
With over four billion miles logged while circling the Sun's poles, the Ulysses spacecraft continues shedding light on the dynamics of the solar atmosphere.
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