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NASA's Solar System Exploration website offers a wealth of information about the objects in our solar system, recent technology used to explore these worlds, space missions, and stories about the people behind the missions. Users will find image galleries, multimedia resources for teachers and learners, videos, animations, and other interactive features to explore the planets, comets, asteroids, the history of robotic exploration, and future missions.
AAAS Benchmark Alignments (2008 Version)3. The Nature of Technology
3A. Technology and Science
3B. Design and Systems
3C. Issues in Technology
4. The Physical Setting
4A. The Universe
4F. Motion
4G. Forces of Nature
11. Common Themes
11D. Scale
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Unit Title: Astronomy Resources For the High School Classroom Beautifully organized website offers a wealth of information about the objects in our solar system, recent technology used to explore these worlds, space missions, and stories about the people behind the missions. Browse image galleries, explore multimedia resources, find lesson plans, or download videos and animations. Look under the sections on "Missions" and "Technology" for materials designed for high school learners. Link to Unit:
Topic: Astronomy
Unit Title: Astronomy: Special K-12 Collections NASA's Solar System Exploration website offers a wealth of information about the objects in our solar system, recent technology used to explore these worlds, space missions, and stories about the people behind the missions. Users will find image galleries, multimedia resources for teachers and learners, videos, animations, and other interactive features to explore the planets, comets, asteroids, the history of robotic exploration, and future missions. Link to Unit:
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