Course including readings, simulations, “walk-throughs” that integrate voice and graphics to explain a procedure or a difficult concept, and computer tutors in which students practice problem solving with hints and feedback. Created by Carnegie Mellon University.
Fully online courses with video lectures, exercises, quizzes and online readings in things like relativity, classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, etc, that can be freely reused by instructors and reviewed by students.
Fully online courses with video lectures, exercises, quizzes and online readings that can be freely reused by instructors in planetary science, solar system dynamics, and observational astronomy.
Visualizations, animations, and images created to foster a greater understanding of earth and space science research activities at NASA and within the academic research community supported by NASA.
An astronomy learning tool, intended either as a supplement for classroom instruction or for informal learners, including podcasts, a textbook, videos, articles, and more.
A convenient and efficient tool for researchers working in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics to gain access to images published in the journals of the American Astronomical Society. Copyright information is conveniently embedded in each file downloaded from the site.
Take a tour of the mysterious Red Planet. This virtual globe combines a high-resolution satellite map with laser altimeter data and advanced topographic lighting to present the planet Mars as it appears from above.
Moon Globe turns your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad into a precision instrument for viewing Earth's moon. Satellite imagery and topographic laser altimeter data are combined to render the Moon with realistic lighting in realtime 3D.
Provides access to resources in the Science and Technology Information Program, more than 1 million bibliographic records and a growing number of full-text documents.
