Status Report

NASA Gives Teens Their “Space” With New Web Site

By SpaceRef Editor
March 15, 2010
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NASA’s Science Mission Directorate has launched Mission:Science, a new Web site created specifically for teenagers. Through Mission:Science, teens can access current NASA spacecraft data for school science projects, conduct real experiments with NASA scientists and locate space-related summer internships.

Mission:Science showcases NASA’s educational science resources and encourages students to study and pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. While NASA provides a vast amount of online STEM information for students of all ages, Mission:Science boosts the content available for this age group.

The site also features social networking tools, links to enter science contests or participate in a family science night, information about college research programs, and an array of NASA images, animation, videos and podcasts.

Visit Mission: Science at http://missionscience.nasa.gov.

Questions about the Mission: Science Web site should be e-mailed to missionscience@lists.hq.nasa.gov.

SpaceRef staff editor.