NASA is calling on all sixth through 12th-grade educators and students to submit experiments for possible suborbital flights as a way of gaining firsthand experience with the design and testing process used by NASA researchers. The NASA TechRise Student Challenge invites students to design, build, and launch experiments on suborbital rockets and high-altitude balloons. The […]
“You’ll never know what is written in the stars for you if you can’t read them.” LEARNING THE CONSTELLATIONS Look up at the night skies and try to connect the twinkling dots scattered across. You will be amazed to see the wonders that emerge. These often-recognizable patterns that you see are called constellations. The richness […]Read More
Your child belongs to a generation born into advanced technology. Compared to those of us who had to live with dial-up connections and CDs before eventually entering the era of the Netflix and Amazons of this world, they will be growing up around even faster and more advanced technologies that have endless possibilities. So if […]Read More
Hey there, science enthusiasts! We've scoured the YouTube-verse to find some of the best science videos for kids to satisfy your curious minds.Read More
Hey kids! You do not have to wait until you are older to make a difference in this world by participating in these citizen science projects. You can do it right now! See how you can participate in science experiments and data gathering to help real scientists answer some very important questions. Here is a […]Read More
When you tell someone you’re a marine biologist no one seems to quite know what to do with this information. In my time as a marine biologist, I’ve gotten some strange comments regarding my career. It appears that, along the way, people have gathered some misconceptions about marine scientists. In marine biology for kids here are […]Read More