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	+ NASA Home + NASA Education Home   Choose another category:   + For Students K-4 + For Students 5-8 + For Students Post Secondary		+ NASA Home > For Students > 9-12 Students > Features and News 11.14.07 - Repair Shops for Broken DNA NASA-supported scientists have discovered cellular repair shops where DNA broken by space radiation may be put back together again. + Read More 11.07.07 - The Real Thing A Brooklyn, N.Y., teenager conducts genuine science with NASA researchers. + Read More 10.26.07 - Experience of a Lifetime Students watch the Discovery launch that brings 'Harmony' to the International Space Station. + Read More 10.24.07 - Taking Learning Outside of the Classroom The best complement to a good formal education is hands-on experience. + Read More 10.23.07 - Be A Cassini Scientist For A Day The Ph.D. can wait for a few years! Students can have the fun of being a NASA scientist exploring the universe even before they've finished secondary school by participating in the Cassini Scientist-for-a-Day contest. + Read More 10.22.07 - Listening to the Universe NASA's Radio JOVE astronomy kit lets students assemble and use a radio telescope. + Read More 10.22.07 - The Fantastic Skies of Orphan Stars Nothing you've ever seen on Earth could prepare you for the fantastic skies of some 'orphan stars.' + Read More STS-120 Mission Patch Explorer Click on the different parts of the STS-120 mission patch to learn about the mission and the crew. + View this interactive feature + Read Non-Flash Version + Download viewer 10.17.07 - Living His Dream Scott Parazynski, whose childhood dream was to be an astronaut, is preparing for his fifth spaceflight. + Read full feature + Read student feature 10.17.07 - Science in the Sky NASA's Student Launch Initiative involves more than one type of rocket science. + Read More 10.17.07 - Giant Atmospheric Waves Over Iowa Cameras in Iowa captured a giant atmospheric wave passing over Des Moines. + Read More 10.10.07 - Tones From Deep Space An ultra-modern probe heading for Pluto is using Sputnik-like tones to communicate with Earth. + Read More 10.10.07 - International Polar Year Videoconference Local science centers will host an Oct. 19 broadcast featuring polar scientists. + Read More 10.03.07 - Hot Topic A student receives awards and scholarships using NASA data to research global warming. + Read More 10.03.07 - The Sun Rips Off a Comet's Tail Earlier this year, Comet Encke was passing a little too close to the sun and had its tail ripped off. + Read More 09.28.07 - Second Annual 21st Century Explorer Podcast Competition Try answering this question in the form of a podcast: What do you think is NASA's greatest exploration achievement in the past 50 years, and why? + Read More + Competition Site 10.01.07 - Black Hole Explorer A board game challenges players to design a spacecraft to study a black hole. + Read More 10.01.07 - Voyage to the Giant Asteroids -- Liftoff! NASA's Dawn spacecraft has left Earth on a mission to explore mysterious, giant asteroids. + Read More 10.01.07 - A New Lunar Impact Observatory Researchers have built a "lunar impact" observatory, and are sharing the facility with local students. + Read More 09.26.07 - Blowing a Hole in a Comet: Take 2 The dust has cleared and NASA is returning to examine the hole Deep Impact made. + Read More + Back to Top Archive Page 1 of 27 + Next
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