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New York students will get to ask their burning science questions directly to NASA astronaut Jessica Meir aboard the International Space Station this week. The live Earth-to-space call brings the wonder of space exploration right into classrooms.
Nearly 1,000 Texas students designed NASA-style mission patches while their classmates prepared real experiments for launch into orbit. Two Plano ISD winners will represent their district as student science heads to the International Space Station.
Pennsylvania students will get to talk with NASA astronaut Chris Williams live from the International Space Station this Thursday. The special event aims to spark interest in science and space careers for young people across the state.
Nearly 250 students from 38 colleges just launched their own experiments into space aboard a NASA rocket. For the first time, NASA combined two separate student programs into one mission, packing almost 50 experiments onto a single rocket headed 100 miles above Earth.
A 100-strong student team at Cambridge University is racing to become the first in Europe to launch a rocket into space, inspired by NASA's historic Artemis II moon mission. They're aiming to cross the 100km space boundary within two years.
Shoebox-sized satellites designed by students from Mexico, Italy, Thailand, Malaysia, and Japan just launched from the International Space Station into Earth orbit. The CubeSats will conduct Earth observations and test new technologies as part of a growing movement making space exploration more accessible.
Students at Ponce de Leon Middle School now learn on an interactive floor with modular furniture and hands-on tech zones. It's the first of 18 innovation spaces coming to Miami schools over the next two years.
Norland Middle School just unveiled a jaw-dropping Innovation Space packed with robotics, an interactive floor, and gaming stations. It's the first of 18 tech-powered learning hubs coming to Miami schools thanks to a unique partnership.
Nearly 200 Orange County high school students spent a day learning from NASA scientists, space engineers, and industry leaders at a summit designed to launch their careers. The event connected teens from all 15 career sectors with professionals who shared real stories of setbacks, resilience, and innovation.
Five liberal arts students just showed NASA how space-age health monitoring technology could save lives in mines, firehouses, and emergency rooms. Their four-month journey proves you don't need an engineering degree to launch the next big innovation in health care.
Over 1,500 student teams from 70 countries just competed in the Conrad Challenge, creating real solutions for aerospace, energy, health, and environmental problems. Winners earned scholarships, trips to Boston, and some inventions may actually be used in space.
Five community college students from Santa Monica just turned their space dreams into reality through a competitive national scholarship. Their journey to Alabama's Space Camp proves that access and opportunity can launch the next generation of space explorers.
Ontario is giving every teacher access to interactive digital tools that help students track their progress and learn at their own pace. The new platform launches this September across all 72 school boards.
Two NASA astronauts orbiting 250 miles above Earth will answer questions live from students in Queens this Wednesday. The event aims to spark interest in space careers among kids across all grade levels.
Students who took quiz-show-style exams asked to retake them for fun, not grades. A growing shift in education is transforming stressful tests into engaging learning moments.
Kenyan students will speak directly with astronauts orbiting Earth after their country became the only African nation selected for a prestigious 2026 space program. The live radio sessions aim to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers.
Over 500 Louisiana students have launched homemade scientific instruments 60,000 feet into the sky through a NASA program that turns classroom curiosity into real aerospace engineering. This spring, 11 new student teams sent their experiments soaring from Texas, tracking everything from cosmic rays to solar cell performance.
Rockway Middle School just unveiled a cutting-edge Innovation Space where 1,200 students can collaborate, create, and explore with interactive technology. The transformation turns a traditional library into a 21st-century learning hub complete with robotics, modular furniture, and an interactive floor.
Adobe just released a free AI-powered learning tool that could change how millions of students study. Student Spaces in Acrobat turns textbooks into podcasts, generates practice quizzes, and offers personal tutoring at no cost.
Students at Singapore's School of Science and Technology can now track satellites and explore distant planets from their own campus observatory. The new Space Technology Centre puts cutting-edge astronomy tools in the hands of teenagers eager to explore the cosmos.
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