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How Did We Learn to Fly Like the Birds? →
Read about the history of flight and even learn about the myths and legends about flying.
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What Are Galaxies? →
Read about large groups of stars.
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'Believe It or Not' Ocean Facts →
Check out this list of facts to learn more about Earth's oceans.
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Can I Help Nature to Help Us? →
You can help by planting a tree. Maybe you can grow your own fruit and vegetables.
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What Makes It Rain? →
Rain doesn't fall out of a clear, blue sky. You need clouds. But what makes clouds? Read this story to find out!
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What Are Clouds?
03.27.13 - Clouds are made of water or ice in the air. They are an important part of Earth's weather.
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All About Our Sun →
Learn more about the star of our solar system.
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M51's Half-Baked Plan →
Hoping for more birthdays, alien M51 moves Earth closer to the sun and learns an important lesson about life in the universe.
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Who's on the Space Station?
Find out who is living on the International Space Station right now.
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What Is Antarctica?
02.27.13 - Antarctica is very cold and a good place to study Earth.
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Why Do You Need a Big Antenna? →
Dr. Dish gives you the answer.
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Future Mission to an Asteroid
One day a NASA mission may study an asteroid.
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What Is a Satellite?
02.06.13 - A satellite is an object that moves around a larger object.
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Ring-a-Round the Saturn
01.30.13 - Why does Saturn have rings?
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Space Place Live! Interview With Merav Opher →
Watch this cartoon interview with NASA astrophysicist Merav Opher.
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Mars for Kids →
Find out why Mars is called the "Red Planet."
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'Arthur Christmas' Features NASA Spinoffs
Have you ever been curious about where all the technology in your school, home, car, computer or office comes from?
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International Space Station: Who's Involved? →
Watch this video to learn who built the International Space Station.
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What Is a Spacesuit?
12.06.12 - Spacesuits protect astronauts in space, on the moon and on other planets.
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Which Pole Is Colder? →
The North Pole and the South Pole are both cold. But is one colder than the other?