Space-in-Bytes22 November 2007
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- Ingredients for Life: On Earth and in Space
- Spaceship Earth
- ATV: a very special delivery - Lesson notes
- Bubbles in space
- Lesson plan for use with the ISS Education Kit on the web
- A space compass
- Bugs in Space
- Space (fluid) oddities
- Science fiction - science fact
- Searching for the Missing Universe
- Feeding our future – nutrition on Earth and in space
- Newton in space
- Body space
- Space matters
- Space robotics
- ISS 3-D Teaching Tool: Spaceflight Challenge I
- Take your classroom into space
- ISS Education Kit - downloads
- Do objects have weight in space?
- Exploring capillarity
- Greenhouse in space
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Astrolab
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PromISSe
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Columbus
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Physics
- Radiation
- Bubbles in space
- Lesson plan for use with the ISS Education Kit on the web
- A space compass
- Science fiction - science fact
- Searching for the Missing Universe
- Newton in space
- Space matters
- Space robotics
- Take your classroom into space
- Do objects have weight in space?
- Exploring capillarity
- PromISSe educational experiments
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Space-in-Bytes22 November 2007 ESA is developing a series of short video lessons (Space-in-Bytes) for upper secondary school students, and their teachers. The extensive use of videos and internet by youngsters today make Space-in-Bytes a perfect combination of both, an attractive a...
Searching for the Missing Universe17 September 2008
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Science fiction - science fact29 February 2008
Science fiction - science fact29 February 2008 Whether it’s Star Trek's USS Enterprise, or the iconic space station from 2001: A Space Odyssey, science fiction has always provided inspiration and ideas for the scientists and engineers that design and build real spacecraft.
