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Astronaut Harrison H. Schmitt from Apollo 17 was the first scientist-astronaut to fly a space mission. He was a geologist.


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Welcome to NASA's page for educators. NASA is committed to inspiring the next generation...as only NASA can. We are dedicated to offering educators essential NASA-related educational resources and information.
  EDUCATIONAL FEATURES
 
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National NASA Student Competitions
High school and University students are encouraged to enter this new competition from NASA.
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 Science in Space Challenge
Science in Space Challenge
Become part of history by designing investigations to be done on a space mission.
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 Carlos Del Castillo stands on a boat holding a metal pole over the water
The Path That Nearly Wasn't Followed
After conquering seasickness, Carlos Del Castillo receives award for exploring the oceans.
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 Jose Hernandez
Meet NASA's Future Explorer - Jose Hernandez 
Listen as NASA talks with a 2004 Astronaut Candidate.
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When Galaxies Collide
What might happen if two galaxies collide?
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  EDUCATIONAL NEWS
 
 10.18.04 - NASA to Host Educator Workshop
Thirty educators will visit MSFC in Huntsville, Alabama, October 22-24, to participate in a workshop.
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 10.13.04 - Next Chapter in Exploration & History Series
Continuing the NASA online history series "Why We Explore," the second installment will be posted to the NASA Web Portal on Friday.
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 10.13.04 - NASA and Foresman Announce Experience
Students from two classrooms will get a chance to see astronauts conduct their science projects through a national challenge program.
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 10.12.04 - NASA to Inspire Students About Space Exploration
On October 18, students in Idaho will learn about the Vision for Space Exploration.
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 10.08.04 - NASA to Share Exploration Vision With Students
An astronaut and a NASA official will visit with students in Fort Wayne, Indiana next week.
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Cosmic Collision
Check out what happens when galaxies collide!
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 Astronaut Mike Fincke onboard the International Space Station
Staying Healthy on the ISS
Astronaut Mike Fincke talks about first aid on the ISS.
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 Timeless Knowledge Lesson Plans
Find out what resources are available to prepare for the 2005 Sun-Earth Day.
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 Tracking a Solar Storm
Check out this Web site full of resources on solar storms.
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 Earth Science Module
Find out what kind of resources CORE has available on Earth science studies.
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 Space Science Module
CORE has many items available in its Space science module.
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