Planning a mission to Mars and gaining college credit are just two perks high school juniors in Virginia can experience through The Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars program.
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Planning a mission to Mars and gaining college credit are just two perks high school juniors in Virginia can experience through The Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars program.
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NASA and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Mass., have selected 24 high schools to participate in a new science, technology, engineering, and math education program. The teams will design software to program small satellites aboard the International Space Station.
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International Space Station astronaut Shannon Walker will speak on Wednesday, Sept. 29 to students from three schools she attended while growing up in Houston.
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The “NASA Exploration Experience” will visit Weymouth, Mass., Sept. 27-29 to propel visitors on a 3D journey across the solar system.
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NASA has awarded grants to nine academic institutions and their partners that serve large numbers of minority and underrepresented students to strengthen offerings in science, technology, engineering, and math, or STEM.
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The Marshall Association, a professional, employee service organization at the Marshall Center has awarded scholarships to four college-bound children of association members.
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Marshall Space Flight Center and NASA’s Lunar Quest Progra will hold the first “International Observe the Moon Night” in which visitors will have the opportunity to speak to scientists and engineers about the moon.
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NASA invites the public to join a bilingual online chat on Thursday, Sept. 23. The chat is NASA’s first hosted in Spanish and English on the agency’s website.
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NASA is hosting two national science competitions that challenge student teams to develop and prepare a microgravity experiment. Proposals are due Nov. 1.
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NASA has selected 1,895 high school students to participate in the agency’s Interdisciplinary National Science Project Incorporating Research and Education Experience, or INSPIRE.
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