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How Robonauts Will Work
http://www.howstuffworks.com/robonaut.htm
How NASA is preparing a new breed of robotic astronauts to perform some of the more difficult tasks in space.
Challenger Center for Space Science Education
Alexandria, VA. Teaching resources and information about field trips to the center.
Astronaut Mike Mullane's Stories From Space
Programs, books, and videos teaching about space flight, personal motivation and teamwork.
Teaching With Space
An exciting way for teachers to learn the use of space and Earth sciences as backdrops in the classroom while addressing educational standards.
Scale Model Communication Satellites
http://www.rossie.com/satmods.htm
Construct-it-yourself model communication satellites for educational and professional use.
International Space School Educational Trust
Online science and space science encyclopaedia, including Hubble telescope photos, satellite images of the Earth, and additional guides for teachers.
Space Systems Laboratory, University of Maryland
Consists of understanding how you do work in space; with people, with robots and how the two work together.
Texas Space Grant Consortium Public Service Projects
http://www.tsgc.utexas.edu/projects/k12.html
Children's programs, activities and service projects related to space science. Also includes interactive learning resources on Mars and the moon.
Olin College MarsPort Team
http://projects.olin.edu/marsport
A student group developing a Mars deployable greenhouse. Includes educational materials and a "radio drama."
Space Biology
A repository for life sciences educators. It provides information and downloadable teaching material.
International Space University
ISU is a educational organization in France providing courses in space technology internationally. Site provides extensive course programme info and overview of the school.
Astronaut Scholarship Foundation
http://www.astronautscholarship.org/
US association to promote Space education, created in remembrance of the Mercury 7 disaster. Site with newsletters, activities and grant info.
The Upside-Downer's Project
A parabolic flight experiment by a group of German students on segreation of granular materials in low gravity. Provides project overview and background material.
GECE - Brazilian Space Sciences Study Group
http://gecebr.tripod.com/eng/index.html
Personal pages of a Brazilian student study group on space technology.
Red Rover Goes to Mars
http://www.redrovergoestomars.org/
Features a project for children to participate in the Rover 2003 mission to Mars. Includes contests, educational materials, and mission updates.
From Stargazers to Starships
http://www.phy6.org/stargaze/Sintro.htm
Features an easy to use high school level introduction to the basics of spaceflight.
Exploration In Education
Features a collection of educational electronic picture books and other tutorials offered by the Space Telescope Science Institute.
The K-8 Aeronautics Internet Textbook
Educational resources for children, teachers, and industry specialists making presentations to students.
ARES Institute
Offer overview of a Florida institute promoting student activities for space exploration.
The Mars Academy
An educational collaborative project to study the problems involved in the design of a manned mission to the Red Planet.
Universities Space Research Association (USRA)
Provides organizational and scholarship information by a university association devoted to space exploration and technology.
Orbital Laboratory
http://www.space-explorers.com/
Student designed experiment aboard the International Space Station. Students can monitor their payload and compare it to their own ground based control.
Resources from Space
http://fti.neep.wisc.edu/courses
Offers lecture notes by the University of Wisconsin from space project courses. Subjects include lunar mining and nuclear power in space.
AdvanceSpace
A space learning portal dedicated to advancing space knowledge.
Solar System Ambassador Bess Amaral
http://www2.jpl.nasa.gov/ambassador/profiles/Bess_Amaral.htm
Need an astronomy or space program guest speaker? Bess Amaral,a JPL/NASA Solar System Ambassador, provides an informative and interactive experience for all age groups.