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Read With NASA: Books, More to Inspire Young Explorers

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Stories open up new worlds and spark curiosity in readers of all ages – and NASA is using the power…

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NASA, Collaborators Announce a New Student Lunar Autonomy Challenge! 

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The new Lunar Autonomy Challenge invites teams of students from U.S. colleges and universities to test their software development skills.…

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NASA Announces Teams for 2025 Student Launch Challenge

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NASA has selected 71 teams from across the U.S. to participate in its 25th annual Student Launch Challenge, one of…

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NASA Announces Teams to Compete in International Rover Challenge

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NASA has selected 75 student teams to begin an engineering design challenge to build rovers that will compete next spring…

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New NASA eClips VALUE Bundles for Learners with Varied Needs

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The NASA Science Activation program’s NASA eClips project, led by the National Institute of Aerospace (NIA), aims to increase Science,…

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A collage of eight images and a text box that says “Space Crafts with NASA.” The top row from left to right shows marshmallows connected by toothpicks in the shape of the Orion constellation, a ball of swirled black and purple dough with some silver glitter in the black portions, a sparkly bluish goop, and a dark purple sucker with silver glitter. The bottom row from left to right shows three pastel colored misshapen balls on a pink plate (one of the balls is fizzing), a black sphere, a mason jar of purplish pink glitter, and a pinwheel with a space pattern.

Launch Your Creativity with These Space Crafts!

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In honor of the completion of our Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s spacecraft — the vehicle that will maneuver the…

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