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will take you to web sites not affiliated with STARBASE Kingsley.
STARBASE Kingsley is not responsible for their content. The links
are provided strictly for educational value.
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HEAVENS ABOVE
> http://www.heavens-above.com/
If you're interested in satellites or astronomy, this is the right place. This site
provides you with all the information you need to observe satellites such as the
International Space Station and the Space Shuttle. All of the pages, including the
graphics, are generated in real-time and customized for Klamath Falls or any other
location. Star charts for any location, time, or date are provided.
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THE SPACE PLACE
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http://spaceplace.nasa.gov
You can explore many fun space related activities and games at this imaginative site.
Learn about space science in action and discover amazing facts. Do not miss the
"Space Place Live" section!
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VIEWS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM
> http://www.solarviews.com/eng/homepage.htm
You will be amazed at all the facts, history, photos, and videos about the solar system
found here! Created by a member of the Hawaiian Astronomy Society, this jam-packed site is
very organized. Navigation is easy! Links to the latest space news from NASA and lots of
student activities are an added bonus to this very useful site.
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THE VIRTUAL SOLAR SYSTEM
> http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/universe/
Grab a parent or teacher and take a tour of the universe with Nova Online, part of the
Public Broadcasting System web site! Uncover the life cycle of the stars, cosmic
timelines, and the limits of space. Witness the birth of a supernova and ponder how big
the universe might be. A handy teacher's guide and resource section is also available.
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RUNAWAY UNIVERSE
> http://www.solarsystem.org.uk/index.php
This fast loading site gives you loads of information and images about all the planets in
our solar system. You will also find an interactive quiz and a scale model activity. There
are frequent updates and no advertisements. Site navigation is easy and straightforward.
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EARTH AND SKY
> http://www.earthsky.com
Find out what you will see in the sky tonight! Simple, printer-friendly charts under the
"Tonight's Sky" section make it easy for you to explore space from your
backyard. This site is part of the well known Earth and Sky Radio Series. It is updated
everyday!
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STARDATE
> http://www.stardate.org/
If you want some useful information on backyard stargazing, this is a great place to
begin! Basic stargazing tips, constellation charts, and a sky almanac are just a few of
the features in this neatly organized site.
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U.S. SPACE CAMP
> http://www.spacecamp.com/spacecamp/
Prepare yourself for an exciting adventure at the U.S. Space Camp's official web site! You
will find regularly updated information about the camp's programs, plus fun and games that
you can do at home! Learn about astronaut training, rocket science, and other space
related career facts.
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NASA OBSERVATORY FUN AND GAMES
> http://observe.arc.nasa.gov/nasa/fun/fun_index.shtml.html
Space out! Do crossword puzzles, play space trivia, or color a space picture at this
whimsical site.
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NASA KIDS PAGE
>http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forkids/home/index.html
Find out the latest NASA news just for kids!
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VIRTUAL SKIES
> http://virtualskies.arc.nasa.gov/vsmenu/vsmenu.html
Explore this site and uncover the weather effects that affect flight, the latest in
aviation research, airport design, air traffic management, navigation, communication, and
the principles of aeronautics. You can participate tutorials, earn a certificate, and
learn more about aviation careers.
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FULL THROTTLE
> http://www.geae.com/education/engines101
This super sophisticated and highly interactive site features sections on how jet engines
work, aircraft safety, the environmental impact, and the latest innovations of modern
aircraft. The animation graphics are fantastic!
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EVERGREEN AVIATION MUSEUM
> http://www.sprucegoose.com
Learn more about one of Oregon’s own aviation museums. Find out about its impressive
aircraft exhibits, educational programs, and community events. There are sections on the
famous “Spruce Goose” and other fascinating aircraft. Information about the
museum’s popular group tours is also available.
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A NEW DREAM TAKES WING
> http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/web/takeflight/index.html
This easy to use site features an interactive timeline that highlights human dreams and
achievements of flight throughout history.
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A CENTURY OF FLIGHT
> http://news.space-explorers.com/?v=1&i=17
A link to more links! This site features information about even more aviation related web
sites. Learn about the last century of soaring the skies and relive the history of flight.
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FAA AVIATION
EDUCATION - KIDS CORNER
>http://www.faa.gov/education/kidcornr.cfm
The Federal
Aviation Administration hosts a well-organized “Kids Corner” web
page with numerous links for students of all ages. Activities
include aviation related brainteasers, puzzles, and other fun
activities.
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THE SPACE SCIENCE EDUCATION RESOURCE
DIRECTORY
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http://www.teachspacescience.org/cgi-bin/ssrtop.plex
The Space Science Education Resource Directory is web site designed to help you find NASA
space science products for use in your classroom. Check it out!
NASA
EXPLORES
> http://www.nasaexplores.com/
NASA explores offer
free weekly K-12 articles and lesson plans that are printable and downloadable.
MARS FOR EDUCATORS
> http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/classroom/
Mars for Educators has information on
educator workshops, classroom resources, and
a list of related web sites.
COUNTDOWN
CREATIONS
> http://www.countdown-creations.com/
Countdown
Creations is a commercial web site that has an extensive collection of interesting space
items for sale.
NASA EDUCATION
>http://education.nasa.gov/home/index.html
This is a central NASA education site with links and information on aerospace technology,
biology, earth science, and space exploration.
NASA
QUEST
> http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/
NASA Quest is an Internet-based educational program with information on aerospace, the
women of NASA, and astrobiology.
MOTION SIMULATORS
>
lectureonline.cl.msu.edu/~mmp/kap13/cd363a.htm
This motion simulation is a great site for your students to
develop their own "what if" scenarios. The web sites offer
great scientific inquiry opportunities!
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