Why With Nye - Bill Nye Explains Jupiter and More

Why With Nye is a series of nine videos featuring Bill Nye. This series is based around NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter. In the series B...

Space Math - Math Lessons from NASA

Space Math is a NASA website containing space-themed math lessons for students in elementary school through high school. You can search for...

NASA Explains the Harvest Moon

In the northern hemisphere the Harvest Moon will appear later this week. This is the full moon that is closest to the northern autumnal equi...

A Billion Pixel View of the Surface of Mars

NASA's Google+ page is a great place to find neat imagery, videos, and articles about all things space. One of the things that I found ...

Spacewalk - A Multiplayer Game for Exploring the Space Station

Spacewalk is a new multiplayer game in which players explore the International Space Station. The game is a free-form game. Spacewalk playe...

Three Ways Students Can Explore Space From Their Desktops

Someone recently emailed me after reading this post about Google Sky for Android to ask if there were similar tools available for use on la...

An Interactive History of NASA Space Suits

This afternoon I stumbled upon a neat NASA resource that elementary school and middle school students might like. This interactive display ...

5 Resources to Help Students Understand the Size of the Universe

Sometimes when I take my dogs outside on a cold clear night in Maine I look up at the sky and I try to wrap my head around the size of the u...

Connect and Collaborate With NASA

It's not a secret that I enjoy many of the educational resources that NASA offers to teachers and students. I enjoy visiting the NASA we...

Interactive Resources for Learning About Asteroids

By now you have probably heard the news about a meteorite exploding over Russia this morning. I've read some good Q&A articles about...

50 Years of Solar System Exploration & 10 Good Resources for Learning About Space

National Geographic and Bill Nye the Science Guy hosted a panel discussion with NASA scientists. The panel discussed the history of major de...

View Mars in 3D and How To Make 3D Glasses

Mars 3D is a NASA website that features a gallery of images of Mars that can be viewed with 3D glasses. The gallery contains dozens of imag...

Video - Why The Solar System Can Exist

Last week I discovered the Minute Physics YouTube channel and I have watched a bunch of clips since then. One video that I watched this mor...

View NASA Spacecraft in 3D

Spacecraft 3D is a free iPad app produced by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Spacecraft 3D uses augmented reality technology to bring...

Take a Narrated Tour of the Solar System

3D Solar System Web is a neat website that I discovered through the Chrome web store . 3D Solar System Web features a narrated tour of the ...

Moon Phases and The Inner Solar System

Earlier this week Danny Nicholson posted a neat video of the 2013 moon phases animated . That video uses the same graphics that were used i...

How Solar Eclipses Happen - An Infographic

Solar Eclipses - How They Happen is a nice infographic from Turu . The infographic provides short explanations of three types of solar ecli...

100,000 Stars Puts the Universe in Perspective

Last week I shared a six minute video tour of the known universe . That video does a great job of helping viewers understand the scale of th...

A Six Minute Tour of the Known Universe

Earlier this year I shared a couple of interactive infographics that allow students to see the size of objects in the universe in comparison...

Videos - Neil Armstrong and the Moon

The first man to walk on the moon, Neil Armstrong, passed away today at age 82. Every major news outlet has stories about Neil Armstrong. I ...