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What Is the Hubble Space Telescope?

The Hubble Space Telescope orbits above Earth

12.02.08

The Hubble Space Telescope helps scientists understand how planets and galaxies form.

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What Is the International Space Station?

An artist's picture of the finished space station

11.25.08

Astronauts live and work on this lab in space.

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Who Is Neil Armstrong?

Armstrong in a white spacesuit in front of a picture of the moon

11.18.08

Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon.

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Now in Space

Find out who is living on the International Space Station.
KSNN™: What Do Animals Need to Live? →

Barkley thinks he only needs to take underwear into space. Watch this video to see if he is right.
NASA Kids' Club: It's Not the Same

Can you find the five things that are not the same?

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This list of NASA topics can help with homework.
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Stuff You Can Do

Rock Around the World →

Scientists want students to send in rocks to help them understand the red planet.
Solar System Ambassador Events →

NASA Solar System Ambassadors are planning education events at local venues across the United States. Visit the site for a calendar of events.
New Horizons Kids Club →

If your birthday is on January 19, 1996, NASA wants to hear from you!