Outreach Resources

In partnership with the
Astronomical Society of the Pacific

NSN members joined us on Wednesday, September 20 when Trina Ray from NASA's JPL will update us on the end of the Cassini mission to Saturn.

Skywatcher's Guide to the Moon [Handout]
- Child, Teen, Adult
Follow the moon in the sky after the eclipse! Use this moon map to identify some of its most famous features, find out where the astronauts landed, and what fills its "seas."

NSN Webinar: How Cool is the Eclipse? Measuring Air Temperature and Clouds with NASA's GLOBE Observer
- Teen, Adult
Members of the Night Sky Network joined us on Tuesday, July 25th, to hear Kristin Weaver and Holli Riebeek from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center on how you can use the GLOBE Explorer to share your eclipse experience with NASA scientists.

NSN Webinar: Partnering with Latino Audiences for the Eclipse and Beyond
- Adult
This webinar covers best-practices for reaching out to your local Latino and Hispanic audiences to get the word out about the eclipse and beyond.

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NASA Space Place Program for Astronomy Clubs

Astronomy clubs can sign up with NASA's Space Place program to receive monthly feature articles giving the inside story on specific NASA missions, which may be published in the clubs' newsletters.

Solar System Ambassadors

NASA's volunteer Solar System Ambassadors are space enthusiasts from various walks of life who are interested in communicating the excitement of space exploration missions with their local communities.

Museum Alliance

NASA's network of informal educators include staff at museums, planetariums, observatories, and more from across the country. The Alliance is a great place to look for partners, collaborators, or even a venue for your own events.

NASA Wavelength

Access a digital collection of Earth and space science resources for educators of all levels - from elementary to college, to out-of-school programs. Also find the latest NASA images, apps, ScienceCasts, and more.