Education Image Galleries

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View image galleries on a wide variety of NASA topics.

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Career Information

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Students can use this page as a starting point to learn about jobs at NASA.

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Online Student Application

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Eligible students can access a portfolio of NASA internship, fellowship and scholarship opportunities through a single portal and a single application.

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NASA Student Ambassadors

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NASA has inducted more than 80 high-performing interns into a new virtual community.

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NASA Students on Facebook

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NASA has a Facebook page specifically for high school and college students. Updates are posted daily featuring competitions, internships and more.

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NASA eClips™

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Use these educational video segments to inspire and engage students.

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In the Spotlight

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Winning Experiments on YouTube Space Lab

The Space Lab winning experiments were performed by astronaut Sunita Williams on the space station on Sept. 13.

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Zero Robotics High School Tournament 2012

Tune in Saturday, Sept. 8, for a live webcast event kicking off this competition.

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Asteroid naming contest

NASA Announces Asteroid Naming Contest for Students

Students worldwide have an opportunity to name an asteroid from which an upcoming NASA mission will return the first samples to Earth.

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Tonight's Sky

Tonight's Sky: Highlights of the September Sky

Grab a telescope, binoculars or just a lawn chair, and head out to the backyard for a night of cosmic sightseeing.

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NASA and Pharrell Congratulate More Than 900 Students

NASA's Associate Administrator of Education and former Astronaut Leland Melvin recalls when he applied to the astronaut program. He had family ...

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Special Announcement

    NASA RECOMMENDS DISCONTINUATION OF STUDENT ROCKET ACTIVITY

    Recently, an air pressurized paper rocket launcher being used by an educator failed. This launcher is described in NASA's Rockets Educator Guide, publications EG-2011-11-223-KSC, pp. 86-90 and EG-2008-05-060-KSC, pp. 86-90. NASA completed an engineering investigation into the failure and determined that the launcher, or design equivalents, should not be used. NASA has removed the launcher design from its website and its education curriculum. Individuals and organizations should immediately discontinue use of the launcher published in the referenced NASA publications. The point of contact for additional information is James Stofan, Deputy Associate Administrator for Education Integration at nasaedpartners@nasa.gov. We request that your organization assist NASA in disseminating this information as widely as possible throughout the education community.

Current Opportunities

  • Celebrate Earth Science Week

    Earth Science Week Contests 2012  →

    Are you an artist, photographer or writer? Enter this year's Earth Science Week contests. Entries are due Oct. 19, 2012.

  • Student entry from 2011 competition

    2012 Humans in Space Youth Art Competition  →

    Students are invited to express their ideas about the future of human space exploration through visual, literary, musical or digital art. Entries are due Oct. 21, 2012.

  • Name That Asteroid!

    Name That Asteroid!

    Students worldwide have an opportunity to name an asteroid from which an upcoming NASA mission will return samples to Earth. Entries are due Dec. 2, 2012.

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Research Tools

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    MyNASA

    Students 13 years and older may use MyNASA to help with homework and projects relating to NASA.

NASA Television

 

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NASA has many opportunities for students:



  • NASA Offers Opportunity to Use Communications Testbed on Space Station

    09.13.12 - NASA is announcing opportunities for academia, industry and government agencies to develop and carry out research and technology demonstrations on the International Space Station using the newly installed Space Communications and Navigation (SCAN) testbed.

  • NASA Accepting Applications for Aeronautics Scholarships

    09.12.12 - NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate is accepting scholarship applications from graduate and undergraduate students for the 2013-2014 academic year.

  • Meet An Astronaut: Public Invited to NASA Langley Open House

    09.11.12 - NASA Langley Research Center is holding an Open House event to celebrate its 95th anniversary on Saturday, September 22, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

  • Video Podcasts