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Could alien life be looking up at its own sky and asking, "Is there life out there?" Learn about the amazing quest for life that begins on Earth and extends into the heavens above.
Want to go to Mars? Learn more about what it takes to get there, and some theories about how the planet could be adapted to support Earthlings.
Former U.S. Vice President Al Gore has called for better use of the “space resource” to battle Earth’s climate crisis, enlisting entrepreneurial muscle to help solve global issues that threaten ...
The assumption underlying much of space exploration is that to explore fully, humans must physically travel to the place being explored. Romantic as it sounds, there are practical problems with this ...
However, the unit provides many opportunities to develop Independent Learning, in conjunction with a Resource-Based Learning approach to researching and investigating space exploration.
NEW! Follow our sweeping history of the telescope from Galileo's first look at the stars to the work of modern observatories. ... Discover the fierce force of gravity and pelt poor Jupiter with a comet!
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Dr. Eleanor Helin of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratories explains her work as Principal Investigator of the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) program, which keeps a watch on bodies in space that may ...
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Astronomy | Astronomer Neil Tyson wrote a pretty good article for Parade magazine this week about why we explore space. He hits a lot of the right points, and he says somet...
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