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Learn why microgravity is a good environment for scientific research.
 

Brain Bites™: Why Do Astronauts Live in Cans?

Share this video with your students to show them why cylinders are the shape of choice for space station design.
 

The Universe

Watch clips from this History Channel sponsored series.  Includes Phases of the Moon, Navigating by the Stars, Viewing a Solar Eclipse, Behold the Milky Way.
 

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Save the words from the monstrous gravitational forces.
 

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Let's Go to Mars

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Launch a spacecraft as if it were a Frisbee!

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Why Do We Only See One Side of the Moon? 

This NASA's Brain Bites video will answer the question.

Explore the Solar System and the Universe

Discover stars, planets, and galaxies, as you explore the solar system and the universe. Explore the eight planets and beyond to deep space objects in this informative overview for older students.

Galaxies Galore, Games and More

Games, activities, plus teacher tips.  Don't miss this additional information for teachers.

Kids Earth and Sky

This website offers a lot to think about -- from pearls to penguins, and Jupiter to jellyfish. Stop on by and listen to one of their radio shows, or enter their young illustrators contest.

NASA for Kids

Interesting and fun facts, contests, and activities from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

NASA Kids Club

Play Mars Fun Zone, Buzz Lightyear Travels to Space, NASA Picture Dictionary, and more.

NASA Space Place for Kids

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Star Child

Age appropriate astronomy info presented by NASA and HEASARC.  With sections for young kids, a more advanced version for older kids, plus an area for 14 and older, this site ensures that  every kid interested in astronomy can come away with treasured insights into the stars, the planets, black holes, and more.  Printable materials for teachers.

Views of the Solar System

Images and information suitable for more middle school and above.

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