Education 2.0 & 3.0

Students can engage in a 360-degree virtual tour of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

In collaboration with NASA, join the out-of-this-world adventure of humans
living and working on the International Space Station

Funded by the The International Space Station National Lab, this media and outreach project integrates space-themed role model videos and …

2017-03-21 - In this video about the Tomatosphere™ educational project, European Space Agency (ESA) astronaut Thomas Pesquet explains the importance of growing fresh fruits and vegetables in space to nourish future travelers embarking on long-duration missions to the Moon, Mars and beyond.

Tomatosphere™ is a blind study in which Canadian and American students in 20, 000 classrooms grow tomato plants stemming from seeds that either travelled to space or stayed on Earth—but the seeds’ history remain a mystery until the end.
Typically, the space-faring tomato seeds spend four weeks aboard the International Space Station.

Tomatosphere™ engages students in real scientific processes that teach and reinforce inquiry skills, while they explore concepts related to plants, space, careers, nutrition and agriculture.

Students can hear recordings from the Mars Playlist listening for the subtle differences between Earth and Mars as captured by the Mars Perseverance rover.

NASA Selfies is a fun and free app for "taking a selfie in space." What it really does is just put your face into the helmet of a spac

The first-ever graduate program for space miners-in-training is set to launch next year. And the inaugural class is already taking lessons.

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