Bring the marvels of the universe to your classroom or audience. Our sister sites provide a multitude of resources for use in schools, museums, science centers and planetariums.
AMAZING SPACE resources for teachers and students

Online Explorations: Web-based activities that tackle topics from comets to black holes. Construct a galaxy, plan a NASA mission, learn the history of the telescope, and more.

The Star Witness News: This newspaper brings you the latest from the Hubble Space Telescope with easy-to-understand language, graphics and illustrations.

Teaching Tools: A complete listing of all Amazing Space's activities, along with descriptions, related materials, and directions for using them in the classroom.

The Amazing Space Web site draws on revelations from the Hubble Space Telescope to create materials and online products that teachers can use to reach students in grades K-12. Students can use the site to research homework assignments, project ideas and more.

HUBBLESOURCE HubbleSource resources for museums and planetariums

Find Hubble-themed exhibits, video, images, film and expertise for museums, planetariums, science centers or similar venues.

ViewSpace: Transform a corner of your exhibit hall into an ever-changing kaleidoscope of astronomy presentations. Learn about our internet-fed, self-updating exhibit, ViewSpace.

         
SPACE SCIENCE EDUCATION RESOURCE DIRECTORY nasa resources for teachers The SSERD site provides a convenient way to find NASA products for use in classrooms, science museums, planetariums and more. Search the directory by keyword, topic, grade, or other helpful options.
ORIGINS EDUCATION FORUM nasa resources for teachers Where did we come from? Are we alone? Find resources and activities related to NASA's search for the origins of galaxies, stars, planets, and life.