Learning Resources

Learn all about exoplanets and the goldilocks zone with the STEM in 30 team

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

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

You do not need an expensive telescope to stargaze. Here are three easy methods to introduce you to stargazing.

Find out how much of the water on Earth available as drinking water.

Get creative during a solar eclipse and find out how to use the Sun as an artistic tool.

Here is a way that you can create a 3D model to wrap your head around moon phases.

Dr. Hannah Wakeford is on the cutting edge researching and hunting for exoplanets. Many of these newly discovered planets are in the Goldilocks Zone where conditions may be right to support life.

Have you ever wondered how important people get to where they are? NASA's deputy director; Dava Newman; shares her path in this segment brought to you by STEM in 30.

This lesson presents several images taken from the International Space Station and challenges students to identify the land forms and their locations on Earth.

This presentaton show multiple landforms from the ISS. It supports the Identifying Landforms from the International Space Station Lesson and Learning Lab

Presentation on how landformsare are created on Earth, other planets and our Moon. Supports Planetary Landforms Lesson and Learning Lab