Astronomy links for Teachers, Students, and anyone who wants to learn

Astronomy links for Teachers, Students, And anyone who wants to learn

NASA – Hands on at Home! STEM for Students at Home!	Click here
NASA – Space Place Game – DSN Uplink-Downlink: A DSN Game	Click here
Explore with Space Launch System activities	Click here
My NASA MYData – Volcanic Eruptions – Geology Lessons and Activities!	Click here
NASA at Home	Click here
Design a Venus Rover – NASA Wants Your Help Designing a Venus Rover Concept	Click here
Amateur Astronomy online resources from Sky/Telescope magazine	Click here
Evening Sky Maps from Skymaps.com	Click here
Earth Sky – Essential Astronomy	Click here
Aurora, Sunspots, and What's up in space at Spaceweather.com	Click here
Catch up with the exploration of space with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope Hubblecast videos!	Click here
NASA Hubble Space Telescope home page	Click here
Astronomy Technology Today – online magazine to feed your inner geek!	Click here
Video with all the tests for SpaceX landing their first stage rockets	Click here
This link to the Smithsonian Learning Lab at Harvard has created a reference center about female astronomers such as Annie Jump Cannon and Henrietta Swan Leavitt. As part of the group of women known as the Harvard Computers, they cataloged stars and made great contributions to the field of astronomy. At the library, we are planning on curating these digital collections with resources from our own materials, such as the notebooks created by these women.	Click here
NASA eClips™ Resources support standards-based instruction by increasing STEM literacy in formal and nonformal settings. The free video segments inform and engage students, through NASA-inspired, real world Three NASA eClips programs are tailored to meet the needs of students in grades 3-12. In addition, a student-produced resource has joined the NASA eClips library connections.	Click here
Earth Day Resources EARTHDAY.ORG is honored that the Biden Administration has decided to convene a global climate summit on Earth Day 2021. Many important environmental events have happened on Earth Day since 1970, including the recent signing of the Paris Agreement, as Earth Day continues to be a momentous and unifying day each and every year. We look forward to being a part of this historic climate summit and making active progress to Restore Our Earth.	Click here
Video on choosing your first Telescope by Ed Ting. This is an excellent video for explaining as much what NOT to buy along with some good choices.	Click here
The Role of Data Science in Astronomy and Interstellar Exploration	Click here
he Globe at Night program is an international citizen-science campaign to raise public awareness of the impact of light pollution	Click here

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