Cooperation over the miles proves to be a winning combination.
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John F. Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899
Phone: 321.867.5000
E-mail: Public Inquiries
Education Workshops
If you would like to inquire about various workshops that can be provided, or to register for a workshop, contact the KSC Educator Resource Center at 321.867.4090
At NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, education lifts off!
NASA's Kennedy Educate to Innovate Campaign
› Read more about the campaign
Image above: Students working on a Mars education project in class. Photo credit: NASA
The Kennedy Educate to Innovate campaign is a NASA education program allowing Center employees to share their experience and knowledge with teachers, students and the general public. These outreach efforts are in direct line with the mission of the White House and NASA to strengthen the American work force by supporting STEM education.› Read more about the campaign
Kennedy Education Features
NASA INSPIRE Students Form Winning Virtual Teams
Inspiring Our Next Scientists and Engineers
Because It Flew
Middle and high school students commemorated the Space Shuttle Program legacy with unique artwork
Local Teams Win Zero Robotics, FIRST Competitions
Find out what it takes to control small, spherical flying robots in a true zero gravity environment...
Student design team gets a taste for NASA engineering
Five mechanical engineering seniors have been busy designing and constructing a prototype that may help engineers test hardware and large-scale projects in a simulated microgravity environment while ...
Kennedy Education Projects
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Virtual Lab
Virtual Lab emulates a scanning electron microscope, allowing users to zoom and focus into a variety of built-in microscopic samples.
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Launching a Rocket
Follow the timeline of a space mission.
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The Firing Room →
Get the "go" for liftoff!
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KLASS
Welcome to Kennedy Launch Academy Simulation System
Educational Competitions
Kennedy Education News
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NASA 2012 Lunabotics Competition Open For Registration
09.22.11 - NASA is accepting applications from teams of U.S. and international undergraduate and graduate students for the third annual Lunabotics Mining Competition.
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