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Science, technology, engineering and math activities, resources, and opportunities from NASA and its partners that are designed to engage K-12 students in the agency's missions.
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Against a black starry background, thin colorful circles surround a bright yellow dot representing the Sun and planets. Bold white text reads, "Eyes on the Universe real-rime, real data." Voyager Spacecraft, Nasa Earth, Curiosity Rover, Nasa Missions, Nasa Jpl, Vital Signs, Our Solar System, Deep Space, Earth Science
NASA's Eyes on the Universe
Experience Earth, our solar system, nearby asteroids, the universe, and the spacecraft exploring them with immersive real-time 3D web-based apps. Start exploring your solar system now!
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Over the black background of space, 2 bright and puffy nebulas appear. In the lower left corner, a smaller blue nebula, in the upper right corner, a large red one with bright blue stars at the center. Running vertically down the right side of the image is a sharp, squiggly line representing audio. Bold white text reads, "Make YourOwn Sonification with Hearing Hubble." Hubble Images, Scientific Discovery, Space Telescope, Online Activities, Science Technology, Math Activities, Nasa, Planets, Make Your Own
Make Your Own Sonification With 'Hearing Hubble'
With Hearing Hubble, you get to make your own sonification. Choose from 10 breathtaking Hubble views, then start your own symphony. You pick the instruments, scanning pattern, harmony, and scientific information you want to use to create your sonification! When you’re done composing, share your masterpiece on social media and with your family and friends.
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Elaine Stewart, contamination control engineer stands in front of the James Webb Space Telescope inside of the clean room at Goddard Space Flight Center in a full body white cloth suit. What Is An Engineer, Nasa Engineer, Engineering Activities, Cozy Places, Material Research, Aerospace Engineering, New Tools, Engineering Projects, An Engineer
NASA Knows: What is an Engineer?
Engineers solve problems. They use science and math to create new things or make things work better. There are different kinds of engineers. They work on different kinds of projects. Some engineers design buildings or machines. Others find ways to move heat, power, or water from one place to another. Some create new tools. Follow the link to learn more about what engineers do!
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Space Weather Explorers Week, Online Learning Opportunities, and More Ways to Explore!
NASA EXPRESS, April 17, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… • Space Weather Explorers Week • Virtual Career Connection: Space Welders • NASA Psyche Inspired Online Art Showcase • New NASA eClips Videos – Real World: The Air We Share and Ask a Subject Matter Expert: Education Specialist • Call for Proposals: NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate's University Leadership Initiative • NASA Postdoctoral Program Fellowships • And More! Sign up to receive the NASA EXPRESS Newsletter in your inbox.
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Celebrate Citizen Science Month, World Quantum Day, and More Ways to Explore! Robot Programming, Space Launch System, Month April, Stem Resources, James Webb, Citizen Science, James Webb Space Telescope, April 13
NASA EXPRESS, April 10, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… • Celebrate Citizen Science Month With NASA Projects • Make a STEM Connection: World Quantum Day • Virtual Information Sessions: How to Host an In-Flight STEM Downlink • Night Sky Network Webinar: Psyche – Exploration of a Metal World • New Artemis Resources: Launch Into Math With SLS and Our Friend Orion Storybook • And More! Sign up to receive the NASA EXPRESS Newsletter in your inbox.
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A grey textured space rock is in the center of a thin white circle on a black background. Above the circle, thin white text reads."Astromaterials 3D. A virtual library for exploration and research of NASA's space rock collections." Moon Rocks, Space Nasa, Space Rock, Rock Collection, In 3d, Lab, Moon
Astromaterials 3D
Virtual library of NASA's space rock collections. Enter the virtual lab and choose from a variety of samples in the digital collection to examine in 3D, including Moon rocks and meteorites.
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Apply for an astronaut q&a, online learning opportunities, and more ways to explore. Flight Facilities, Mars Exploration, Airport Design, Virtual Field Trips, Systems Engineering, Proposal Writing, Space Program
NASA EXPRESS, March 27, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… • Opportunity to Host an In-flight STEM Downlink During Expedition 74 • Webinar: Discover How You Can Help NASA Study Clouds on Earth and Mars • Webinar: NASA Spinoffs in Sports Series – Play Ball! • Wallops Rocket Academy for Teachers (WRATS) • 2026 Moon to Mars Exploration Systems and Habitation (M2M X-Hab) Academic Innovation Challenge • NASA L’SPACE Program – Summer 2025 • And More! Sign up to receive the NASA EXPRESS Newsletter in your inbox.
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Fall 2025 Internships, Apply for an astronaut Q&A, and More Ways to Explore!
NASA EXPRESS, April 24, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… • Fall 2025 NASA Internships • Last Call to Host an In-Flight STEM Downlink • Virtual Career Connection: Sheet Metal Expert • Launch Your Future: NASA Internships Virtual Webinar • NASA eClips Newsletter: April 2025 • NASA Kids’ Club Puzzle Game: Put It Together • And More! Sign up to receive the NASA EXPRESS Newsletter in your inbox.
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An astronaut wearing a blue t-shirt and black baseball cap looks through a camera with a long lens. Behind them, a bright blue Earth with swirling clouds can be seen through the windows of the cupola on the International Space Station.
Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
The Gateway to Astronaut of Earth hosts the best and most complete online collection of astronaut photographs of the Earth from 1961 through the present.
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NASA scientist Trevor Graff peers at a calibration target designed to help fine-tune settings on the Scanning Habitable Environments with Roman & Luminescence for Organics and Chemicals (SHERLOC) instrument carried aboard NASA's Perseverance Mars rover. Bold text reads, "NASA Knows: What Does a Scientist Do?" Scientific Research, Group Work, The Agency, Learning Resources, Scientists, Leadership
NASA Knows: What Does a Scientist Do?
Science is about exploring answers to questions. A scientist uses research and evidence to form hypotheses, test variables, and then share their findings. NASA scientists conduct groundbreaking research to answer some of humanity’s most profound questions. Most scientists start as project scientists in their early careers. They spend a lot of time publishing their peer-reviewed literature and presenting scientific research. Senior-level scientists provide leadership in the NASA community, actively publish research group work, and take on management roles.
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Community College Month, Online Learning Opportunities, and More Ways to Explore! Nasa Artemis, International Space Station, Amateur Radio, Design Challenge, April 3, Telescopes, Space Station, Community College
NASA EXPRESS, April 3, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… • Celebrate Community College Month With Ways to Get Involved With NASA • Info Session – Moon Mascot: NASA Artemis II ZGI Design Challenge • Virtual Career Connection: Explore NASA’s Telescopes • Contact Opportunity: Amateur Radio on the International Space Station • Call for Proposals: MUREP Partnership Learning Annual Notification (MPLAN) Awards • Dragonfly Student and Early Career Investigator Program • And More! Sign up to receive the NASA EXPRESS Newsletter in your inbox.
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A black and white image of a young woman wearing a collared shirt and fashionable glasses smiles softly. Behind the photo, there are cartoon pens, pencils, notebooks, and math symbols on a light blue gridded background. Bold text reads, "Learn About NASA Mathematician Katherine Johnson." Star Student, Katherine Johnson, Star Students, On The Moon, Math Skills
Learn About NASA Mathematician Katherine Johnson
Katherine Johnson was a pioneering woman whose amazing math skills helped NASA put the first people on the Moon! Learn about Katherine's journey from star student to a stellar career at NASA.
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Celebrate the Start of Spring, Online Learning Opportunities, and More Ways to Explore. What Causes Seasons, Earth Seasons, Vernal Equinox, Meteorology, March 1, March 20
NASA EXPRESS, March 20, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… • Make a STEM Connection: Vernal Equinox • GLOBE Mission Mosquito Webinar: Mysterious Mosquitoes • NASA Internships Webinar: Launch Your Future • Sally Ride EarthKAM Mission 91 • And More! Sign up to receive the NASA EXPRESS Newsletter in your inbox.
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A yellow and orange cartoon sun has a face with sun spot freckles and a few blasts coming off the sides indicating solar flares. On a dark blue background speckled with white stars, bold text reads NASA Knows: How Does The Sun Behave? Space Probe, Closer To The Sun, Weather Seasons, Solar Flare, Astronauts In Space, Life On Earth, Solar Wind, Here On Earth
NASA Knows: How Does the Sun Behave?
The Sun is a star. It is the biggest object in our solar system. The Sun is about 93 million miles away from Earth and about 4.5 billion years old. The Sun affects Earth’s weather, seasons, climate, and more. Let’s learn about how the Sun behaves.
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Between two colorful banners depicting NASA missions, 3 highlights from the STEM EXPRESS Newsletter are highlighted with bold white text and a supporting image - Design a Moon Mascot, Celebrate Pi Day, and More Ways to Explore! Indicator Design, Computational Biology, Planetary System, Video Contest, Air And Space Museum, Science Project, Pi Day, School Programs
NASA EXPRESS, March 13, 2025 Edition
This Week the EXPRESS is highlighting… Moon Mascot Needed: Artemis II Zero Gravity Indicator Design Challenge Celebrate Pi Day Summer 2025 GeneLab for High School Programs Exoasteroids Participatory Science Project And More!
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