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Gearing Up for NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race 2012
03.15.12 - Returning teams and rookies are ready to compete for a top-three finish at this year's race taking place on April 13-14.
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Sun-Earth Day 2012 →
Find educational resources and activities to celebrate this year's theme, "Shadows of the Sun."
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Women@NASA →
The Women@NASA website encourages young women to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Discovering a Bigger Picture
03.14.12 - Tom Woods is part of a NASA team investigating the sun and global climate change.
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Download the New Comet Quest Game →
NASA's newest iPhone and iPad game lets players control a space probe orbiting a comet.
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Celebrate Women's History Month With DLN Webcasts
During the month of March, NASA's Digital Learning Network is hosting a variety of webcast events relating to women and careers.
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Answering the Universe's Big Questions
03.07.12 - Saurabh Jha uses NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to help find the most distant supernovas.
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A New Website Sharing Space Station Benefits
03.01.12 - When the Space Station was first imagined, the idea was to create a research platform for the benefit of all humankind. That goal is now a reality.
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Finding Future STEM Professionals at CIAA
02.27.12 - For the seventh year, NASA brought exhibits, educators and motivators to the CIAA basketball tournament.
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Exploring the Past Through Plants
02.29.12 - NASA biologist Dorothy Peteet uses plants to reconstruct past climates and understand what our future climate may be.
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Bringing a Global Perspective to NASA
02.23.12 - Marie Gleason-Tada brings a unique global understanding of education to NASA through the Einstein Fellowship Program.
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From Forests to Fires: Watching the World's Resources
02.23.12 - NASA geographer Chris Justice uses satellite instruments to monitor global fires and human-environment interactions.
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How to Build and Launch a Foam Rocket →
Download this activity guide and watch a how-to video for students about designing and launching rubber-band-powered rockets.
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Sharing a Love of Science
02.15.12 - Astrophysicist Charles Keeton shares his enthusiasm about his research on dark matter -- and science in general -- inside and outside the classroom.
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February Digital Learning Network Events
Visit the DLN site for new events premiering in February, such as free live webcasts about the Tuskegee Airmen and their amazing history!
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Don Pettit Shares Passion for Science
NASA astronaut Don Pettit will use everyday objects from Earth to demonstrate physics through "Science off the Sphere."
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Overcoming Obstacles on Earth and in Space
01.25.12 - Candice Hansen emphasizes the importance of imagination and wonder in science.
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Educators Selected to Fly on NASA's SOFIA Aircraft
Twenty-six educators will partner with professional astronomers on research flights aboard NASA's SOFIA flying observatory in 2012-13.
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Orion Spacecraft to Land in Oklahoma, Texas and Alabama
01.12.12 - A test version of NASA's Orion spacecraft will give residents in three states the chance to see the vehicle that will take humans into deep space.
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Science and Photography Meet in Picture Post
01.25.12 - Picture Post helps citizen scientists of all ages connect to their local environment and discover how it is changing.