Space Station Explorers Share the Excitement of Maker Faire!
Earlier this month, Space Station Explorers took part in the annual Bay Area Maker Faire, a showcase of invention and creativity that gathers together…
Celebrating 10 Years of the Zero Robotics Education Program
Zero Robotics, a unique education program focused on coding, is celebrating its 10th anniversary! Over the past 10 years, almost 20,000 students and more…
Connecting Girls With the ISS Through SciGirls in Space
Young girls now have a new way to connect with science onboard the International Space Station (ISS). A new video series called SciGirls® in Space,…
Musical Windows to the World
In early February, 2010, the Tranquility module and Cupola arrived at the International Space Station. By the end of that month, the Cupola had…
Student Spotlight: Paving the Way for Self-Healing Materials in Space
Materials engineers have developed self-healing plastics, metals, ceramics, and concrete. These materials can repair damage to themselves automatically, without any external intervention. We are…
SpaceX CRS-16: Dragon Capsule Delivers Student Experiments to the ISS
The U.S. National Laboratory on the International Space Station (ISS) is enabling a revolution in microgravity research by opening up the ISS to a wide…