Category: STEM
Baltimore Ravens pitch in to transform two Baltimore City Schools
Nearly 100 volunteers worked to create new, safe, innovative, and vibrant learning environments
NASA Ingenuity: First Martian controlled helicopter flight now scheduled for Monday, April 19
Data from Ingenuity’s first flight will be televised and reach Earth a few hours after its first experimental flight attempt
Astronaut Kate Rubins and two cosmonauts return safely from International Space Station
The NASA astronaut will be returning home to Houston following her second spaceflight, this one lasting 6 months living aboard the ISS
NASA’s Rover makes its first test drive on the Martian surface
Plus the first image from Mars, Rover’s first 360-degree panorama image and a pic of Rover’s newly named Mars touchdown site
Amazon donates $15M to promote high school computer science for students in underserved communities
new curriculum aims to increase access, participation, and long-term career success for high school students from communities currently underrepresented in tech fields
Computer Sciences college grads are in high demand in the 2021 job market
And in large part, you can thank the current COVID-19 pandemic
Firefly Aerospace to deliver NASA scientific payload and tech to the moon in 2023
Firefly’s “Blue Ghost Lander” will be making that delivery to the near side of the moon
‘Flash Facts’: DC’s newest superhero middle grade graphic novel
Have your middle-schoolers ever wondered what’s at the bottom of the ocean? Why polar ice melts? Or which tools forensic scientists use to solve a crime?
NASA shares 2020 successes with an eye toward the future
The space agency’s accomplishments were varied and many – and often historic
DC and ‘Big Bang’ star Mayim Bialik collaborate on graphic novel ‘Flash Facts’ to be released in 2021
Barry ‘The Flash’ Allen and Super Friends will answer all your science questions
