nsdl workshops's List: Web Sem Mars

Archive of the web seminar recorded May 13, 2009. Part of the NSDL Series of NSTA Web Seminars for the 2008-2009 school year in partnership with the American Physiological Society.

Want to know when a spacecraft will be flying over your city? This site from NASA provides realtime data for your area

Current information and resources related to NASA's Mars Exploration Program

How will power be generated? How will fuel be produced? What resources will be obtain on Mars? How will life support work?

At the core of NASA's future space exploration is a return to the moon, where we will build a sustainable long term human presence.

As the space shuttle approaches retirement and the International Space Station nears completion, NASA is building the next fleet of vehicles to bring astronauts back to the moon, and possibly to Mars and beyond.

Research on bone loss during spaceflight

Study on the relationship between age and bone mass

The American Physiological Society (APS) is a nonprofit devoted to fostering education, scientific research, and dissemination of information in the physiological sciences.

Welcome to the APS Archive of Teaching Resources, a collection of digital resources for science educators at all levels. Each resource has been reviewed for scientific accuracy and the use of humans/animals in teaching.

The Archive is a collaborative library with many professional societies contributing resources. With one search, you can find resources in physiology, anatomy, developmental biology and other fields.

The Archive also is a colleague-to-colleague sharing community. We encourage you to share resources you have developed, recommend resources for review, and participate in user groups.

Images from the Mars Rover of dust devils on the surface of Mars