3 Davis Teachers Among 265 in Space Academy
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Three Davis County teachers will join 265 science and math teachers from 21 countries and 43 U.S. states participating this month in the Honeywell Educators @ Space Academy program at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala.
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By Amanda Ricker, Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Jun. 14--An Oklee, Minn., teacher is flying high -- all the way to space camp.
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Nearly two years after their experiments were destroyed in the Columbia shuttle explosion, high school students are getting a second chance to see how space affects everyday things such as hair, flowering seeds and plant food.
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So says report The utterly impartial Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (PPARC) has published a report outlining how investment in space exploration can encourage youngsters to get into science and improve educational standards and skills.â¦
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By Davin White  davinwhite@wvgazette.com  Dan Cosgrove enjoyed his Space Camp experience last year. This year, he'll take some friends along.
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By Special to My Life  Schools around the Millington area recently participated in Space Week activities.  Millington Elementary School was filled with spaceships, robots and aliens during space week.
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With a little help from NASA, students from McNair High School - which is named for an astronaut â-ight play a role in future space exploration.
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A team of astronomers, whose leader teaches at the University of Hawaii, has observed a head-on collision of two galaxy clusters, in which trillions of stars have been smashed together.
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REDFORD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Nearly two years after their experiments were destroyed in the Columbia shuttle explosion, high school students are getting a second chance to see how space affects everyday things such as hair, flowering seeds and plant food.
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Anyone who    wants to follow in the shoes of Burt Rutan and win the next big space prize    will have to build a spacecraft capable of taking a crew of no fewer than five    people to an altitude of 400 kilometers and complete two orbits of the Earth    at that altitude. Then they have to repeat that accomplishment within 60 days.
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HOUSTON, Jan. 31  /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Already spanning an acre in orbit, the International Space Station this year will grow faster in size, power, volume and mass than ever before, significantly expanding its capabilities and setting new records for humans in orbit.
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By Ross Daly  LI teachers achieve new orbits at Space & Rocket Center  Come fall, the students in Kevin Craine and Alicia Miller's classes are going to have a tough time topping their teachers' "What I Did This Summer" reports.
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Teacher-turned-spaceflyer Barbara Morgan strapped into the space shuttle Endeavour with her six crewmates Thursday for a launch dress rehearsal, 22 years to the day that she first joined NASA&#39;s astronaut corps.
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Seven astronauts, including teacher-turned-spaceflyer Barbara Morgan, are taking a close look at NASA&#39;s shuttle Endeavour as they train for an August launch towards the International Space Station (ISS).
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Three weeks after returning to Earth, teacher-astronaut Barbara Morgan cheerfully carried out her first space education assignment Monday, sharing the magic of flying in orbit with children at Walt Disney World.
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By Rasha Madkour and David Crary  HOUSTON -- Lisa M. Nowak chose a juggling act of dauntingly high difficulty -- to be an astronaut and a mother of three.  Her background -- high school valedictorian, Naval Academy graduate, test pilot -- seemed to equip her for the challenge.
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The U.S. astronauts selected for the next servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope are beginning their training this week.  The National Aeronautics and Space Administration astronauts are at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., for their first formal crew orientation.