Learning Resources

Dean Kamen is most well known for founding FIRST Robotics Competition; but he is also a pilot and this one time; he got to fly the stealth bomber.

We asked Adam Savage some popular myths about being in middle school and here is his response to What should you do if your interests are not cool or popular?

We asked Adam Savage some popular myths about being in middle school and here is his response to Does being popular in middle school determine how successful you will be later?

Do you scrap book, or keep a journal? Learn how to make these stories last with the help of the National Air and Space Museum’s archives.

Do you know how RADAR works? Learn more about this complex topic with a simple hands on demo that you can try at home.

Learn how the images from the Hubble and Webb Space Telescopes are colored.

Learn about telegraphy and how to make your own telegraph key in the morse code demo.

Remote Sensing is the gathering of data remotely. This data is gathered from satellites; airplanes; and even drones flying through hurricanes.

Learning organization is one of the most important skills a middle school student can acquire. Here are some useful tips on how you can stay organized.

On four separate missions, astronauts who flew on Space Shuttle Discovery conducted multiple science experiments demonstrating how different toys and sports activities perform in orbit.

Preventing loss of bone density in microgravity will continue to be a challenge for astronauts in the future as they spend longer durations in space. Try out this activity to learn more.

Do you know how waves work? Do you know what they have to do with stealth technology? Find out in this hands on demo that you can try at home.