NASA Wavelength Resources Collection

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Astro101 Slide Set: New Neighbors


Astronomia Multi-Onda!

This Spanish web site explains why we need to study objects in space at many wavelengths. It includes a general overview of what we learn in each part of the spectrum and why we need to send telescopes into space.

Anatomy of a CME


A Humane Model for Grazing Incident Angle

This activity models grazing incidence reflection by using students as the “sea of electrons” provided generally by metallic bonding on the surface of a metal. A tossed ball is used to represent a photon of light and the ball tosser represents the object giving off the photon.

Determining the Nature, Size, and Age of the Universe


The Ozone Hole: Over 30 years of Satellite Observations


Where In the World Are Major Environmental Changes?


SciJinks: Gallery of Earth Landforms

This gallery showcases stunningly beautiful, revealing, and sometime abstract views of Earth landforms viewed from space. SciJinks is a joint NASA/NOAA educational website targeting middle school-aged children and their educators.

Kepler Exoplanet Transit Hunt


Modeling the Keeling Curve
