Browse Archive
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STS-129 Info Orb
Help Space Kid collect orbs to learn about the STS-129 space shuttle mission.
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What Is a Satellite?
A satellite is a moon, planet or machine that orbits a planet or star.
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What's in Space? →
Read this interactive storybook about the mysterious objects in space.
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'Curiosity,' Meet Clara →
Twelve-year-old Clara won an essay contest in which she named the new rover "Curiosity." Part of her prize was to visit NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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› Read Clara's essay
› Audio clips of Clara
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Meet Maggie Masetti
Maggie Masetti uses pictures and the Web to make learning science easier and more fun.
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Delaney's Digital World
Marcianna Delaney and her team teach Earth and space science to students and teachers. They connect with classrooms by webcasts and live video.
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Oceans: The Great Unknown
NASA's Gene Feldman tells Earth Explorers how he became interested in the oceans, what he advises for young scientists, and more.
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Putting It Together
Build the entire International Space Station using all of the real modules! Complete the mission to see Buzz Lightyear floating on board the station.
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White House to Host Science and Astronomy Night for Students
The White House will host 150 D.C. area students to star gaze and conduct hands-on experiments with astronomers from across the country.
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What Is LRO?
The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter is NASA's first step toward returning humans to the moon.
› Read and Comment
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What Is a Spacewalk?
Astronauts go on spacewalks to do important jobs outside their spacecraft.
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The First Annual Planet Awards →
This interactive storybook tells which planet, or dwarf planet, is the best in the solar system.
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NASA Aerospace Careers →
Learn why many professions are important to NASA's mission.
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Picture Perfect
Regan Geeseman takes pictures and videos for NASA.
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Robot Astronomy Talk Show: Back in Time →
Linda Hamilton attempts to foil the robots' plans to conquer the universe. Dean Stockwell explains how astronomers "look back in time" at objects in space to understand the origins of the universe.
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STS-128 Mission Patch Explorer
Click on the different parts of the STS-128 mission patch to learn about the mission and the crew.
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What Defines the Boundary of the Solar System? →
Just as city limits are hard to see, the solar system's boundaries are difficult to define.
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Scientists of Tomorrow Off to Fast Start
Up-and-coming scientists use creative thinking and NASA data to earn Thacher Scholars awards.
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No Boundaries Project Contest Winners →
NASA has teamed with USA TODAY Education to challenge students to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. See the winners in the "Breaking News."
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Solar Farm Takes Root Video
About 70 acres of NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida will be used to harvest solar energy for NASA and some Florida residents.