Public support for future exploration to Mars and beyond can be greatly enhanced through experiences which stimulate the imagination, satisfy the intellect, and engage the human spirit. At the same time, these factors can have significant impact on influencing young peoples\u27 educational interests, performance, and ultimately, their thinking about what they want to be and what they want to do as they search for their place in the world. Among the most effective vehicles for achieving such experiences are the NASA and NASA-affiliated visitor centers, which provide an environment where the experience can be specifically designed to accomplish these objectives. At these places where families have chosen to invest quality time to the subject ...
For the last millennium civilizations have built temples and structures that looked to the sky and l...
The next step in space exploration must be on a scale that has never been experienced before. In ord...
On March 16, 1926, seventy-six years ago, a reclusive Robert H. Goddard launched the world’s first l...
To truly achieve a permanent, spacefaring civilization whose cultural and. material values reflect t...
The Age of Space Exploration represents an era of discovery and scientific achievement without equal...
Each morning when I wake up, set about my daily chores and prepare for work, I earnestly feel that I...
The national space policy for the United States establishes a plan for future exploration of the sol...
Human nature is governed by the need to explore, discover, and surpass. The space program — humanity...
The Challenger Center for Space Science Education is a nonprofit educational organization with a mis...
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and its industry partners are making measur...
Not since the Apollo era has student and teacher interest been more focused on space science. Mankin...
In the euphoria of the early 1980\u27s, a number of creative proposals for nontraditional uses of ...
During Buzz Aldrin\u27s remarks at the twentieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 liftoff last July r he...
As we enter the next millennium, one of the most important legacies that we can leave to future gene...
For years, the face of man\u27s exploration of space has been one of individuals. In recent times, t...
For the last millennium civilizations have built temples and structures that looked to the sky and l...
The next step in space exploration must be on a scale that has never been experienced before. In ord...
On March 16, 1926, seventy-six years ago, a reclusive Robert H. Goddard launched the world’s first l...
To truly achieve a permanent, spacefaring civilization whose cultural and. material values reflect t...
The Age of Space Exploration represents an era of discovery and scientific achievement without equal...
Each morning when I wake up, set about my daily chores and prepare for work, I earnestly feel that I...
The national space policy for the United States establishes a plan for future exploration of the sol...
Human nature is governed by the need to explore, discover, and surpass. The space program — humanity...
The Challenger Center for Space Science Education is a nonprofit educational organization with a mis...
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and its industry partners are making measur...
Not since the Apollo era has student and teacher interest been more focused on space science. Mankin...
In the euphoria of the early 1980\u27s, a number of creative proposals for nontraditional uses of ...
During Buzz Aldrin\u27s remarks at the twentieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 liftoff last July r he...
As we enter the next millennium, one of the most important legacies that we can leave to future gene...
For years, the face of man\u27s exploration of space has been one of individuals. In recent times, t...
For the last millennium civilizations have built temples and structures that looked to the sky and l...
The next step in space exploration must be on a scale that has never been experienced before. In ord...
On March 16, 1926, seventy-six years ago, a reclusive Robert H. Goddard launched the world’s first l...