Learn about the history of satellites, hear from Chris Crumbly, a former manager of NASA’s Space Launch System’s Payload Integration Office at Marshall Space Flight Center, define different orbits used by satellites, investigate the role of sensors on satellites. and more.
Learn about different types of drones, hear from Casey Calamaio, an engineer who works at the University of Alabama in Huntsville specializing in Unmanned Aircraft System Research, investigate rotary flight, learn about the future of drone technology, the four forces of flight and more.
Learn how telescopes work, hear from the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s own Planetarium Director, David Weigel, investigate the effects of lenses and mirrors on light, apply the principles of refraction to create a simple telescope, learn about the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, the Hubble Space Telescope and more.
Dr. Wilson-Hodge discusses what it's like to study Gamma-ray Bursts using the Fermi Gamma-Ray Burst Monitor, what an impactful mistake from a mentor taught her about problems and more!
Dan Irwin is the SERVIR Global Program Manager, at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and he has a unique connection to playgrounds around the world!
Create a Lunar Journal to track the phases of the moon.
Mitzi Adams is an Astrophysicist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, her focus is learning about the Sun. In this interview, we learn about how the idea of working with Spock inspired her and how she studies solar flares!
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Learn how to calculate your weight on Mars and Pluto.
Learn how to calculate your weight on Uranus and Neptune
