Browse Archive
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The Code of the Space Robots
07.20.10 - High school students program small bowling-ball-sized robots on the International Space Station.
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Computer Science Connects Real and Virtual Space
07.14.10 - Heriberto Reynoso's summer internship is taking him one step closer to the moon. He is building software that will help engineers on a proposed mission called MoonRise.
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Moons: The Weirdest Planets in Our Solar System →
07.07.10 - Join Dr. Bonnie Buratti on July 22-23, 2010, in Pasadena, Calif., for two free lectures about the fascinating worlds that orbit the planets in the solar system. Or watch the live webcast online.
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Art Contestants Lasso Their Imaginations to the Moon
07.02.10 - More than 200 college and high school students thought of when creating art and design entries to submit to NASA's '2010 Life and Work on the Moon Art and Design Contest.'
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Using Satellites to Track Water
06.29.10 - Faisal Hossain's research group earns an education excellence award.
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The Moment a Geologist Was Born
06.22.10 - Previously an art major, Amanda Hintz found her true calling on a visit to the world's longest mountain range.
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Green Aviation Discussion →
Tune into NASA TV on June 25, 2010, for a panel discussion of the opportunities and challenges involved with making air transportation more environmentally friendly.
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First Lunabotics Competition Winners
06.02.10 - Montana State University was the first place and overall winning team in NASA's first Lunabotics Mining Competition.
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Guide to the Space Station Laboratories
06.02.10 - Three laboratory modules on the space station allow for out-of-this-world advanced research. Explore this interactive feature to learn about the science taking place in each lab.
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Space Shuttle Basics: Landing →
Learn what it takes to bring the space shuttle home after a mission.
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My Moon →
05.18.10 - Do you want to engage with other people to explore the moon? Find events and opportunities to share your ideas and connect through social media.
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STS-132: Godspeed, Atlantis!
05.11.10 - Delivering a new Russian module will be the final scheduled mission of the space shuttle Atlantis.
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5 Tips for Summer Students
05.07.10 - Every summer, students participate in academic programs at NASA field centers across the country. Here are some useful tips.
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New Images Showcase 20 Years of Hubble
04.22.10 - NASA is releasing a new Hubble photo of a small portion of one of the largest known star-birth regions in the galaxy, the Carina Nebula, to celebrate the 20th Anniversary.
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NASA Observes Ash Plume of Icelandic Volcano
04.27.10 - See the latest NASA images and analysis of the ash plume being released by Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano.
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Small Research, Big Results
04.13.10 - Working at NASA opened doors for Jabulani Barber and even aided nanotechnology research.
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2010 Moonbuggy Winning Teams
04.12.10 - Congratulations to the 2010 winning teams and all race participants!
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Out of This World, Virtually!
04.13.10 - NASA's new Station Spacewalk Game gives players the experience of what it's like to work outside a spacecraft.
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Satellite Observations in Science Education
04.13.10 - Online learning activities allow students to trace, measure and reveal features in satellite images.
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Astronaut Clay Anderson's Training Journals
Read Mission Specialist Clay Anderson's training journals to see what it is like to train for a space shuttle mission.