Hubble Showcases Star Birth in the Southern Pinwheel Galaxy (M83)
In this Hubble Space Telescope image of the spiral galaxy M83, the newly installed Wide Field Camera 3 has captured a dramatic snapshot of star birth, including hun\
dreds of young star clusters, ancient swarms of globular star clusters, and hundreds of thousands of individual stars.
We have recently seen an increase in activity on the surface of the Sun. Join us with Joe Gurman, a NASA Solar Physicist, as
he explains what is happening in these active regions.
The Webb Telescope may be unusual in appearance - but it has a lot in common with simple tube-shaped telescopes. Play the "Scope It Out!" game to find out more!
Why don't humans travel to the nearest star or galaxy? Find out by using this interactive site that explains the immense distnaces to objects in our universe.
A NASA spacecraft's third and final flyby of the planet Mercury gives scientists an almost complete view of the planet's surface and new scientific findings.
Glory and Global Warming Experiment allows students to measure the effect of excess carbon dioxide on the temperature of
gas inside of soda bottles and see what the effects of aerosols are on the heating of the gas..
The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter education site contains teacher resources, a newsletter, trivia, activites and games and an
active newsroom. Find out about the latest lunar mission from Goddard. Grades K-14
Cosmic Times is a series of curriculum support materials that trace the history of our understanding of the universe
during the past 100 years, from Einstein's formulation of gravity to the discovery of dark energy.
Imagine the Universe! is a website containing high-energy astrophysics science information, news, features, online activities and
lesson plans. Grades 8-college
StarChild is a website containing general astronomy for young astronomers (at two reading levels), including info, multimedia, quizzes, lesson
plans. Grades K-8
GISS Institute on Climate and Planets's education site contains lessons and modules that are driven by fundamental questions
and topics scientists deal with in climate and environmental research. By design, they are problem-based investigations for middle to high school in which students learn to use
various research tools to construct scientific understandings.
Space Weather Action Center will allow you to monitor the progress of an entire solar storm from the time it erupts from our sun until it sweeps
past our small planet effecting enormous changes in our magnetic field. Your class can access, analyze and record NASA satellite and observatory data!
The Sunday Experiment Join us and learn about all the cool science and engineering going on right now at Nasa Goddard Space
Flight Center! Take part in hands on activities, meet scientists, engineers, and super cool people like us! You can even load up on free stuff, and more.
Family Science Night is a program is for middle school students and their families. Come to the Goddard Visitor Center
once a month to discover the wide variety of science and engineering being performed here at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. As a family you will work with NASA
volunteers to explore various themes through two hours of hands-on activities and even get to take home a bag full of goodies to then perform your own experiments at
home!
Afterschool Universe is an out-of-school-time astronomy program targeted at middle school students. It explores astronomy concepts through
engaging hands-on activities and takes participants on a journey through the Universe beyond the solar system.