Inspiring Young Girls From Space: Barbie Flies Onboard the International Space Station
She may be a doll, but Barbie is showing young girls that pursuing a career in space when they grow up is real.
New ISS National Laboratory Tool Expands Visibility of ISS-Related Educational Resources
Expedition Space Lab offers educators access to ISS-related lessons, activities, and other resources to integrate into their curriculum.
Higher Education Opportunities
From community colleges and universities to vocational and technical schools, opportunities abound for space-career focused graduate and undergraduate students.
Become a Home Astronaut!
Check out these out-of-this-world activities from our partners and NASA—and keep encouraging students to create, explore, and be passionate about science!
Space Station Explorers Blog
Recognizing Excellence in STEM Education: Award Recipients Leverage the ISS to Inspire Students
Here at the International Space Station (ISS) National Laboratory, we work with a network of more than 2,000 educators across the world to help…
Inspiring Young Girls From Space: Barbie Flies Onboard the International Space Station
She may be a doll, but Barbie is showing young girls that the possibility of pursuing a career in space when they grow up…
Education Research Announcement Connecting Students to the International Space Station Through Digital Engagement
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), March 18, 2022 – The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space, Inc. (CASIS), manager of the International Space…
University of Notre Dame to Launch Physical Science Payload on Northrop Grumman CRS-17
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), February 18, 2022 – A team of scientists from the University of Notre Dame is sending a physical science experiment…
NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins to Discuss Space Research with Boston Area Students on May 5
NASA astronaut Kate Rubins will visit the Boston area on Thursday, May 5. Rubins, who has…
High School Students Advance Science Through the Genes in Space Program
While many high school students enjoy participating in their school science fair, some high schoolers are…
New ISS National Laboratory Tool Expands Visibility of ISS-Related Educational Resources
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER (FL), January 31, 2022 – The Center for the Advancement of Science in…
20 Years of Student Experiments Using the ISS
Download this Report to learn more about the student experiments the community has enabled over the past 20 years of continuous human presence onboard the ISS.
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