Space Science: Education: Page 2

ISU is a educational organization in France providing courses in space technology internationally. Site provides extensive course programme info and overview of the school.

US association to promote Space education, created in remembrance of the Mercury 7 disaster. Site with newsletters, activities and grant info.

A parabolic flight experiment by a group of German students on segreation of granular materials in low gravity. Provides project overview and background material.

Offers material for elementary school study of the station, provided by a Canadian teacher.

Personal pages of a Brazilian student study group on space technology.

Features a project for children to participate in the Rover 2003 mission to Mars. Includes contests, educational materials, and mission updates.

Features an easy to use high school level introduction to the basics of spaceflight.

Features a collection of educational electronic picture books and other tutorials offered by the Space Telescope Science Institute.

Educational resources for children, teachers, and industry specialists making presentations to students.

Devoted to the beckoning call of the Red Planet.

Offer overview of a Florida institute promoting student activities for space exploration.

An educational collaborative project to study the problems involved in the design of a manned mission to the Red Planet.

Provides organizational and scholarship information by a university association devoted to space exploration and technology.

Dedicated to using simulation to teach space science. Lists various simulation field trip opportunities for classes.

Student designed experiment aboard the International Space Station. Students can monitor their payload and compare it to their own ground based control.

Get the who, what, when, where, and how on the International Space Station from DiscoverySchool.com.