PBS brings you a site all about the ISS. This is to go along with their show on the same topic.
Fun!! Find out exactly where the ISS is over the earth with the ISS Tracker.
Learn more about the ISS at ESA Kids.
Have all your questions answered about living in space from NASA - from how astronauts get water to how they shower.
Learn more about living in space at DK Find Out.
Learn about what astronauts eat at spacekids.com.
More about space food from NASA.
The European Space Agency (ESA) has a great site just for kids. Learn all about space exploration and becoming an astronaut. Check out the activities page for puzzles, mazes, and coloring sheets.
Read about Sally Ride - America's first woman in space.
How does space travel affect astronauts' muscles, bones, and hearts? Spaced Out Physiology from Arizona State University is a great place to learn more about what happens to astronauts' bodies when they are in space.
You'll find lots to learn and do at NASA Kids' Club and NASA Space Place, two sites for kids that include games, videos, and experiments.
Visit Star Child - a kid's site for young astronomers.
Astronauts and space scientists dedicate their lives to advancing our knowledge of space. Read the biographies of some of the most important contributors to space exploration. Then get to know by watching their video profiles.
NASA actually tracks all space and orbital debris - check it out at earthobservatory.nasa.gov.
At NASA's Solar System Exploration site for students, you'll find lots of space projects and models to build.
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