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NES Video Chat: Maintaining a Comfortable Living Environment in Space
06.05.12 - On June 5 at noon EDT, Dr. Morgan Abney and Jennifer Pruitt will answer questions about their engineering career paths and roles in research to sustain life in space.
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Meet NES Teachers
Read about the project firsthand from one of our participating teachers!
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What are students saying about NASA Explorer Schools?
Students share their experience as a participant in the NES National Student Symposium.
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Check out this video to find out what NES is all about!
Transform your classroom into a launch pad, a space station, and more by becoming a NASA Explorer School.
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Educators Can Earn CEUs for Participating in NES Live e-PD!
NES, in cooperation with Oklahoma State University, announces the opportunity for educators to earn Continuing Education Units!
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NASA Explorer Schools YouTube Channel →
Visitors can preview excerpts of the weekly NASA Now programs, giving students a front-row seat at many of NASA's activities.
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Recognition Opportunities
NASA Explorer Schools recognizes teachers, schools and students who become highly engaged with all the NES project has to offer.
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NES Video Chat: Mia Siochi -- The Amazing World of Nanomaterials
05.23.12 - On May 23, 2012, research materials engineer Mia Siochi answered questions about nanotechnology, self-healing materials and other emerging materials and systems of the future.
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NES Video Chat: R2 Technology Lends a Helping Hand
05.18.12 - On May 18, 2012, C.J. Kanelakos, a mechanical design engineer on the Robonaut 2 project, answered student questions about Robonaut 2, and a career in robotics as a mechanical design engineer.
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NES Video Chat: Astronaut Greg Johnson: Living and Working in Space
05.15.12 - On May 15, 2012, students asked questions of astronaut Greg Johnson about his education, astronaut training, and experiences while living and working in space during two shuttle missions where he was the pilot.