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    Learn With NASA
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    Jul 10
    Have you ever noticed the Sun's path across the sky? As the seasons change, Earth's tilt towards the Sun changes, too. We can see it in the path the Sun takes from East to West.β¬†οΈβ˜€οΈβ¬‡οΈ Learn more & make a model of Sun tracks with this hands-on activity. solar-center.stanford.edu/AO/Sun-Track-M…
    Four pictures of a sun track model, shown from different angles. The model is a flat, round surface with small pebbles surrounding the edge and a starburst shape in the center. Rising up from the edges are three arches representing the path the Sun takes across the sky at three different points during the year.
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    Jul 9
    Summer is here! β˜€οΈ Ready to get outside? Build a solar oven, learn about clouds, or make a scale model of our solar system! πŸͺ This week's NASA EXPRESS has fun activities to beat boredom & keep your STEM skills sharp! Read: conta.cc/4xYigxU
    At an outdoor event, three young students hold paper rockets on drinking straws up to their mouths in preparation to launch them with a puff of air. NASA educator Cindy Hasselbring stands nearby and smiles
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    Jul 9
    Want to get even more NASA updates in your inbox? πŸ“¬ Subscribe to the NASA EXPRESS newsletter for a weekly dose of webinars, students challenges, internships, learning resources, and more! Sign up: bit.ly/3prmSOm
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    Jul 8
    Scientists are training a machine learning model to spot distant star-forming regions and YOU can help!🫡 Using just your computer or smartphone, the Galaxy Zoo: Clump Scout II project lets you view images & improve the algorithm. Get started: science.nasa.gov/citizen-scienc…
    Image of a clumpy galaxy from the Euclid mission with colored boxes where a computer thinks there are clumps or other objects in the image like stars or background galaxies. At Galax Zoo: Clump Scout II you’ll move these boxes around to train the computer model.
Image data: Euclid (ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA - CC BY 3.0 IGO). Image compilation by Lucy Fortson.
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    Jul 7
    Have you added your name to the list to tag along with the @NASARoman Space Telescope? βž•πŸš€ Time is running out to send your name a million miles away! Register before the July 12 deadline. βŒ›οΈ my.nasa.gov/specialevents/…
    A purple boarding pass to send your name with the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. The boarding pass is broken up the way a ticket might be, with a tearable stub. The left third, the stub, has the stylized telescope name above the silhouette of Roman's 18 square detectors in its iconic arch shape. Space Telescope is written just below the detectors and above a QR code. Below that are nasa.gov and nasa.gov/roman. The right two thirds of the pass have the red and blue NASA meatball logo along the top. β€œYour β€œName Here” are in large text below that. Much smaller text below that reads "Namesake: NASA's first chief of astronomy aka Mother of Hubble," then "Spacecraft: Astrophysics infrared survey observatory," and below that "Mission Focus: Dark energy, dark matter, exoplanets." Along the bottom, text reads "Launch Site: Kennedy Space Center, Destination: Sun-Earth LaGrange Point 2, Total Miles: 1,000,000." An illustration of the telescope sits along the right side.
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    Jul 6
    Bring @NASA's largest annual hackathon to your city by becoming a Local Lead! πŸš€ ✨ Organize a #SpaceApps Local Event ✨ Lead your community in Earth & space science ✨ Gain experience in event planning & community building Local Lead Forms close on July 28:
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    Jul 6
    NASA is seeking proposals to accelerate academic research & technology development that furthers the agency’s priorities for exploring the Moon, Mars & deep space.πŸš€πŸŒ– Learn more at an M-STAR info session on July 9. Proposals are due Aug. 11.
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    NASA Award Boosts Space Technology Research Capabilities - NASA
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    Jul 2
    Ready to watch fireworks light the sky?πŸŽ† Keep the celebration going by exploring trade skills that light things up all year:
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    Career Spotlight: Aerospace Electrician
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    Jul 2
    Learn about electrifying careers at NASA and how you can follow this pathway to success! ✨
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    Career Spotlight: Electrician (Ages 14-18) - NASA
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    Jul 1
    Have you looked up what our @NASAHubble telescope saw on your birthday? Our popular page has a new look β€” and now, you can use it to find five stellar sights that Hubble was observing on whatever day you choose. Check it out: go.nasa.gov/4xZJ5Sk
    A screenshot of the "What Did Hubble See On Your Birthday" website, with buttons to "Select Your Birth Date" and five Hubble photos displayed beneath. A reddish-blue star system faintly fills the background. Credit: NASA
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    Jul 1
    Whether it’s a ball rocketing toward the net or a star shooting across the cosmos, both soccer & space are full of motion, energy & force.πŸ’« Use World Cup excitement to score a STEM learning goal with activities & resources in the Cosmic Pitch toolkit.⚽️ chandra.si.edu/cosmicpitch/
    The title Cosmic Pitch with a soccer ball in place of the O in Cosmic and a colorful nebulous background
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    Jun 30
    Calling all night owls! πŸ¦‰ There are lots of overnight viewing opportunities to see the @Space_Station as it flies overhead! Visit the Spot the Station website (or download the app) to find out when & where to look. No telescope required! nasa.gov/spot-the-stati…
    View of the International Space Station in orbit above a cloud-filled sky with the Spot the Station logo
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    Jun 29
    Looking for something new to spark your creativity? Why not look to a metal-rich asteroid?πŸ‘©β€πŸŽ¨πŸͺ¨ Undergrads at U.S. universities & community colleges are invited to join the next NASA Psyche Inspired intern cohort. Applications are due Aug. 28. Learn more: psyche.ssl.berkeley.edu/get-involved/p…
    This body of work by artist Martha Quirie is called Carrier Craters and is intended to be a functional dining set for four, based on the imagined craters of 16 Psyche. The bowls are all unique and intended to mimic the unique impact craters. Each cup is made with dimple β€œhandles” that look like mini craters for better handability and more consistent connection to the surface of Psyche.
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    Jun 26
    Spending time at home this summer? Did you know @NASA_Technology can be found in everyday objects you might find nearby? It's true! Check out the "Search for Spinoffs" game to explore a garage & use clues to find NASA technology. Can you find them all?πŸ”Ž nasa.gov/specials/kidsc…
    Title screen of the Search for Spinoffs game with a colorful logo in front of an illustrated garage filled with sports equipment, tools, and a lawn mower
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    Jun 25
    Still thinking about Artemis II & the incredible Moon views shared by the crew? Keep the awe & wonder going by making plans to join the International Observe the Moon Night celebration in September! 🀩 Find details in this week's NASA EXPRESS. πŸ“¨ conta.cc/4vp1eHz
    Illustrated graphic showing silhouettes of people looking up at a large Moon in the sky. The landscape in the background is a collage of many landmarks and ecosystems from around the world, silhouetted in shades of pink and purple. Prominent text reads "International Observe the Moon Night September 19, 2026". In the sky, the message β€œObserve the Moon” is translated into several languages.
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    Jun 25
    Want to get even more NASA updates in your inbox? πŸ“¬ Subscribe to the NASA EXPRESS newsletter for a weekly dose of webinars, students challenges, internships, learning resources, and more! Sign up: bit.ly/3prmSOm
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    Jun 24
    Rural educators are invited to a free webinar on Thursday, June 25, at 8 p.m. EDT to learn about real classroom plant growth experiments that help @NASA study which crops may be robust enough for future space missions. πŸš€πŸŒ± Interested? Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
    Growing Beyond Earth logo with a portrait of program manager Jemma Peterson and the event info for this month's 3-D Thursdays for Rural Educators webinar on June 25 at 8 p.m. EDT
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