The STS-128 crew will deliver logistics and supplies to the International Space Station.
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In the Spotlight
STS-128: Interactive Mission Timeline
Constellation: Earth, Moon, Mars
In this interactive feature, NASA astronaut Pam Melroy guides you through Constellation’s missions to low Earth orbit, the moon and ultimately Mars.
Send Your Name to Mars
Submit your name to be included on a microchip that will be sent to Mars as part of NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory mission, scheduled to launch in 2011.
Current Opportunities
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Capture the Colorful Cosmos →
Use MicroObservatory, an online network of robotic telescopes controlled over the Internet, to take part in this astrophotography project. Images must be submitted by Sept. 30, 2009.
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Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program →
Undergraduate students are encouraged to apply for the chance to design, fabricate and test a reduced-gravity experiment. Proposals are due Oct. 28, 2009.
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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.
Research Tools
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World Book for Students
Students in grades 4-8 can use these resources for help with homework and reports.
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World Book @ NASA
Middle and high school students can use these resources for research.
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MyNASA
Students 13 years and older may use MyNASA to help with homework and projects relating to NASA.
