Tune in as we talk to NASA astronauts who launched to the International Space Station on the first operational crewed flight of a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft (Crew-1).
What is an eclipse? When is the next meteor shower? How can I find Jupiter in the night sky? Tune in to hear these questions and more answered!
Dr. Luke Sollitt from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the Planetary Science Institute answers student questions about exoplanets and the telescopes being used to search for them.
Hear experts discuss Dragonfly, an upcoming mission to Saturn's largest moon- Titan.
In this discussion you can learn how you can combat light pollution and how it impacts the world around us.
During this episode join planetary scientists from the museum to learn more about their research on Mars and the icy moons of our solar system.
Mars is getting a new resident! Mars rover Perseverance will land on the Red Planet this month. Celebrate the landing with a live chat all about Mars, featuring Abigail Harrison, aka "Astronaut Abby."
They may seem low-tech but balloons are important to aviation and space. This live chat features pioneering Black hot air balloon pilot Bill Costen.
NASA astronaut Stan Love flew on Space Shuttle Atlantis on STS-122 and performed two spacewalks. During this live chat, Love answered student questions for National History Day.
NASA is planning an uncrewed test flight for NASA's Artemis program--which aims to return humans to the Moon. Watch this episode to learn more about this mission and the Space Launch System (SLS).
Watch the conversation with the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History's Global Volcanism program, recorded on the 40th Anniversary of the eruption of Mount St. Helens.
Join teacher Meghan Shaller to debrief the STEM in 30 Episode - Solving Complex Problems with Simple Machines and learn how she teaches corresponding content in her classroom.
Join Moriba Jah, an aerospace engineer with a specialty in space object detection, tracking, identification, and characterization to learn more about space junk.
Along with the help of teachers from across the country, the Museum launched medium altitude balloons that could potentially travel around the globe. Learn more about these balloons here!
Do you want to learn about the intersection of art and science? This episode included a conversation with Museum and classroom educators.
Join us for a virtual conversation with Andy Weir, author of "The Martian," as he talks about his new book, "Project Hail Mary," and the science fiction writing process.
This Air and Space Live Chat featured astronaut Eileen Collins, who was commander of STS-93, and scientists Dr. Rodolfo Montez Jr. and Annie Blackwell who work with Chandra data.
During December 2020, Saturn and Jupiter came together in the sky. Join Astronomy Educator Shauna Edson as she answers questions about the Great Conjunction.
Launched 30 years ago, the science continues today. Learn about the history of Hubble, and what's next in this conversation.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to fly in an incredibly fast airplane? Find out in this STEM in 30 "Mission Debrief" with SR-71 Navigator Walter Watson!