Space Stuff
Look up! What do you see? Discover the stuff in our atmosphere,
such as air, clouds, and rainbows. Explore what is beyond the Earth’s
atmosphere too!
Web
Weather for Kids Explore inquiry-based activities and
information for children at home and/or in the classroom. Try your
hand at forecasting, learn about all types of weather, and enjoy the
games, stories, activities and teacher tips.
NCAR’s High Altitude Observatory These scientists are
dedicated to the study of the Sun and how the Earth’s upper
atmosphere responds to it. Learn basic Sun facts, take a look at
images of the Sun, and learn about solar physicists throughout
history.
Space Weather Today Another excellent Windows to the Universe
site! It provides real-time data regarding solar activity as well as
descriptions of key space weather phenomena including auroras.
Windows
to the Universe A popular and engaging site covering earth
and space science at beginning, intermediate and advanced levels.
Over 5000 web page with excellent graphics convey information.
Explore and try a game or two! You’ll be surprised at how much you
learn along the way.
World
Weather Watch An interactive weather site for students from
around the world who report their hometown’s weather, view the global
range of weather for the same time period, join discussions with
other participants in the program, and post and view photos at the
site’s World Weather Gallery. Understanding global weather has never
been easier!
NOAA’s Playtime for Kids Created by Office of Climate, Water,
and Weather Services just for children! Winter storms, tornadoes,
thunderstorms, floods, safety tips, general weather information and
links to weather-related coloring books and other weather- or
science-centered sites are included.
The
Franklin Institute Online Take a look at weather and learn
about careers in meteorology, historical weather data and tips for
making weather stations. The site’s Weather Hotlist is particularly
thorough. Check it out for even more weather site exploration.
NASAKids
Learn about NASA missions and science, rockets and airplanes, Earth,
space and beyond! Join the NASA Kids Club (it’s free) from the site
and submit your creative writings and/or art, or collect NASA trading
cards…. There’s a lot to explore at NASAKIDS!
The Nine Planets--All of the moons of Uranus take their names
from--whose works? It's our neighborhood in the cosmos: get to know
it better. Facts and GIF's abound. Mirror sites all over the world to
speed up your connect time.
Space Shuttle--Information about the mission in progress: if
there's no mission in progress, the schedule for the next mission.
Space Telescope Science Institute--See the latest pictures
from the Hubble Space Telescope. You can download them if you like. |