Links:
- Kennedy Space Center - Anyone who enjoys finding out about space will love this site.
(Added: 10-Jan-2005 By: AMHC Hits: 322)
- NASA eclips - NASA eClips are short, relevant educational video segments. They aim to inspire and engage students, helping them see real world connections. New video segments are produced weekly exploring current applications of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM topics. The programs are produced for targeted audiences.
(Added: 18-Sep-2008 By: DP Hits: 87)
- Pictures from Mars. - Official website for the NASA Mars Rover missions. An excellent website with many links to keep the visitor interested. Despite this easy to navigate by means of well laid out and clearly labelled hyperlinks. Sections for quick updates (latest news), for kids, students, educators etc.
(Added: 6-Mar-2004 By: BL Hits: 410)
- Satellites - NASA - excellent for teaching satellites. It plots all known satellites in real time, or they can be viewed speeded up to allow you to see their paths. The Clark
belt can easily be identified as can polar orbiters. Students can be asked
to find the name of individual satellites which follow both trajectories.
Also, as the satellites can be viewed by usage, the link between orbit and
usage is easily established.
(Added: 5-Jun-2000 By: DA Hits: 610)
- Wired to the Moon? - A collection of images from NASA's planetary exploration program - taken from the interactive CD-ROM 'Welcome to the Planets' which was distributed in January 1995.
(Added: 16-Oct-2001 By: MH Hits: 471)
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