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Online Poll Ranks NASA's Biggest Hits for Planet Earth
04.21.09 - Voters selected precise global navigation made possible by NASA's pioneering research in Earth's rotation and shape as their top choice.
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Self-Updating Permanent Exhibits →
03.24.09 - The HubbleSOURCE family of multimedia astronomy displays uses Internet-fed digital signage technology. The exhibits come in two flavors -- one for museums and one for natural dark sky sites.
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Watching Space Rocks: Live Chat With NASA's Asteroid Trackers
03.23.09 - A live videocast and chat from JPL offers a unique opportunity for viewers to ask questions of scientists with NASA's Near-Earth Object Program Office about how NASA discovers and tracks asteroids.
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Cinema in the Round
03.18.09 - NASA's new movie "Frozen" takes advantage of new "Science On a Sphere" technology.
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Orbital Souvenirs Reflect Diversity
02.17.09 - The astronauts are carrying mementoes to space that reflect their unique backgrounds.
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Celebrate Your Universe! →
03.03.09 - IYA events have already begun. Find an event in your area or have an event of your own.
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The Solar System and the Universe - Yours to Explore →
02.18.09 - During the International Year of Astronomy, picture yourself with astronomers and other cosmic-minded people sharing the excitement of space with astronomy events all over the planet Earth.
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NASA Telescopes Celebrate Year of Astronomy
02.10.09 - NASA will release images on February 15 to more than 100 planetariums, museums, nature centers and schools across the country.
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Urban Guerrilla Astronomy →
02.03.09 - During the International Year of Astronomy, sidewalk astronomers will set up telescopes in the middle of cities, under bright lights, to share the universe with their communities.
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Heavens Above →
01.27.09 - A low-cost traveling exhibition features breathtaking images of the universe presented as large-formatted captioned transparencies mounted in light boxes.
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International Year of Astronomy Discovery Guide →
01.21.09 - Make 2009 your year to experience the wonders of the universe! Each month, "Go Observe!" will highlight a celestial object that you can locate in the sky.
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The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth →
01.13.09 - This site hosts the most complete online collection of astronaut photographs of Earth. View and/or download some of 800,000 images from the Mercury mission to the present.
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Afterschool Universe
01.06.09 - A NASA-sponsored astronomy program for middle school students targets settings outside the normal school day.
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Poetic Universe
12.16.08 - Girl Scouts in Ohio and Illinois used images from NASA's online image galleries as their inspiration to write poems.
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Chandra Resources for Special Venues →
12.09.08 - Use high-resolution animations from the X-ray telescope.
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Earth to Sky: Sharing a World of Resources →
12.02.08 - Explore how National Park Service interpreters are using NASA content to help visitors connect with the natural and cultural heritage of the United States.
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Star-struck
11.18.08 - The new and improved Sudekum Planetarium has visitors seeing stars.
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NASA Education Spacesuits and Spacewalks Website
Learn about spacesuits and how they have evolved. Meet people who design, build and work with them.
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Moon Masters
11.12.08 - What do a farm and the moon have in common? A group of elementary school students are discovering the answer.
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Langley Research Center Exhibits →
11.04.08 - Add a touch of NASA excitement to your next exhibition. Use hands-on models to demonstrate aeronautics and space themes. The NASA Langley Exhibit Program lends exhibits, displays and artifacts.