Join STEM in 30 for a live chat for National History Day all about space history.

Join STEM in 30 to hear firsthand from experts about the history, science, and importance of communication technology and get tips on doing great research from National Air and Space Museum curators.

This month, the two biggest planets in our solar system, Saturn and Jupiter, are coming together in the sky in a once-in-a-lifetime way called a Great Conjunction.

In this live chat, join STEM in 30 and members of the Blue Angels as they answer your questions!

In this episode of STEM in 30 tune in as we take you to the deck of an aircraft carrier to learn about the science behind launching and landing airplanes from a ship. 

For over 20 years, scientist astronauts have been conducting incredible science on the International Space Station — after all, it is the only laboratory available for long-duration microgravity research. In this What's New in Aerospace presentation, we'll be joined by astronaut TJ...

Gather your little ones for story time with the National Air and Space Museum. Museum educator Ann Caspari will read the original story Building Our Home Among the Stars, which tells the story of Three Friends building a space station, in honor of the 20th anniversary of humans living...

In this episode of STEM in 30 learn about what it is like to live and work on the International Space Station from astronauts who have been there! 

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has spent more than 321 days in space and completed seven spacewalks during two extended missions to the International Space Station. Tune in to hear about her experiences and insights. 

It’s spooky season! Do you have your Halloween costume ready? In this special Halloween-themed Air and Space Live Chat, learn all about science fiction props and costumes in Star Wars, Star Trek, and other space science fiction.

Join NASA astronaut Jessica Meir in conversation with scientists from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the Smithsonian’s Movement of Life Initiative to discuss their complementary expertise and the role of space and aviation technologies in studying our changing world. This series is part of Smithsonian’s Earth Optimism initiative, a global partnership which aims to further research and discussion of climate change in order to identify, promote, and share solutions to this global crisis.

Tune in to hear experts in the field and students reflect on our recent project flying balloons around the world.