Browse Archive
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ARISS Opportunity
Speak with astronauts via ham radio. Applications are due July 15, 2011.
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NASA Taps Into Students’ Water Recycling Design
Winners announced in NASA’s 2011 Waste Limitation, Management and Recycling Design Challenge.
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How Does Earth's Atmosphere Differ From Space?
This video compares living on Earth to the vacuum of space.
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A Hubble Gallery →
Download posters and videos of amazing Hubble imagery.
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Last Station Flyaround for Endeavour
Watch the space shuttle Endeavour's view of the space station.
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Imagination Fascination, Alive and Well
NASA has proof that kids still get excited by the basics of science. Let their energy inspire you.
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Transforming the Way Students Learn About Technology
Fifth-graders take home an award for their video on how a NASA technology helps protect skin against exposure to harmful ultraviolet rays.
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NASA Science Kids and Space Place Join Forces →
Visit the newly redesigned site to find over 300 education modules for elementary students. Content is available in English and Spanish.
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NASA OPTIMUS PRIME Student Awards Ceremony
On April 12, 2011, students were presented the NASA OPTIMUS PRIME trophy.
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Ozone Trap-n-Zap! Game →
Trap good ozone and zap bad ozone.
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The Space Shuttle Video
Narrated by William Shatner, this video highlights the shuttle's history.
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Students Meet Lesa Roe, Up Close and Virtual
Through an interactive webcast hosted by the Digital Learning Network, students across the country connected with NASA's first female center director.
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Space Shuttle Endeavour Lithograph
Space shuttle Endeavour lifts off on April 19, 2001.
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And the Winners Are... →
See the winning videos created by students for the OPTIMUS PRIME contest.
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Chicken Fat Biofuel: Eco-friendly Jet Fuel Alternative?
NASA researchers are testing biofuel on a DC-8 to measure its performance and emissions.
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First Space-Earth Duet
NASA astronaut Cady Coleman, in orbit aboard the International Space Station, and musician Ian Anderson, founder of the rock band Jethro Tull, joined together for the first space-Earth duet.
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Build a Moon Habitat! →
Let students construct a habitat in class.
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GLOBE at Night 2011 Event →
Through April 6, 2011, observe and record the magnitude of stars as a means of measuring light pollution in your area.
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Wanted: Student Questions About Distant Space
The Voyager spacecraft are hurtling toward interstellar space, more than 10 billion miles from the sun. Submit your students' questions about the Voyager missions to be answered in a live TV event on April 28, 2011.
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Amazing Space: Mercury →
Find fast facts about the fast planet.