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NASA's Science Activation (SciAct) program offers a range of resources and opportunities that invite learners of all ages to participate in authentic science!

NASA's Science provides a collection of educator resources that incorporate NASA content and have been subject to peer review.

Check out our events calendar for science learning opportunities both in-person and virtual.

Browse through a list of NASA data sites to find something that interests you.

Learning Resources and Opportunities

The summer season for educators can be a time of rest and rejuvenation, but it can also offer opportunities for professional learning with new colleagues beyond your own school. The following programs from NASA's Science Activation Program offer end-of-summer/early-fall curricular resources and connections with other educators that can help you bring new science ideas and activities into your instructional practice.
Check out these Educator Opportunities

Whether you’re an educator or an independent learner, the following will help you find math learning resources from NASA Science! These sites offer ready-to-use activities and resources to launch into learning that connects math with NASA’s out of this world science.
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Meet the sciact COMMUNITY

Leigh Peake

Chief Education Officer - Gulf of Maine Research Institute

Rachael Arens

Research Associate / Curriculum Specialist - Northern Arizona University

Lori Rubino-Hare

Research Associate - Northern Arizona University Center for Science Teaching and Learning

Find connections to NASA science experts, real content and experiences, and learning resources. Activate minds and promote a deeper understanding of our world and beyond.

The Science Activation program is a cooperative network of competitively-selected teams from across the Nation working with NASA infrastructure activities to share NASA science with learners of all ages. The program is informed by a 2019 assessment from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine and was recognized with a NASA Agency Honor Award in 2022.

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