Women's History Month <\/p>\n
Meet some of NASAs women engineers, scientists, educators, interns and others. View site <\/p>\n
View image galleries on a wide variety of NASA topics. Go now <\/p>\n
Students can use this page as a starting point to learn about jobs at NASA. View site <\/p>\n
Eligible students can access a portfolio of NASA internship, fellowship and scholarship opportunities through a single portal and a single application. View site <\/p>\n
NASA has inducted more than 80 high-performing interns into a new virtual community. View site <\/p>\n
Use these educational video segments to inspire and engage students. View site <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
NASA Recommends Discontinuation of Student Rocket Activity <\/p>\n
In 2012, an air pressurized paper rocket launcher being used by an educator failed. This launcher is described in NASA's Rockets Educator Guide, publications EG-2011-11-223-KSC, pp. 86-90 and EG-2008-05-060-KSC, pp. 86-90. NASA completed an engineering investigation into the failure and determined that the launcher, or design equivalents, should not be used. NASA has removed the launcher design from its website and its education curriculum. Individuals and organizations should immediately discontinue use of the launcher published in the referenced NASA publications. The point of contact for additional information is Diane DeTroye, NASA Office of Education, at nasaedpartners@nasa.gov<\/a>. We request that your organization assist NASA in disseminating this information as widely as possible throughout the education community. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The rest is here: <\/p>\n For Students | NASA<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Women's History Month Meet some of NASAs women engineers, scientists, educators, interns and others. View site View image galleries on a wide variety of NASA topics. Go now Students can use this page as a starting point to learn about jobs at NASA Continue reading