00:59
Why Study Earth From Space?
00:59
The Zero & How it Works
02:12
Manned Mars Mission
00:59
Atomic Clock; Telling Time in Space
00:59
Medical Care of Astronauts
00:59
How E-Mail Works
01:01
Micro Air Vehicles
00:31
Why Can't Teddy Travel On The Space Shuttle?
00:31
Why Do Astronauts Float Inside The Space Shuttle?
00:31
How Do Space Shuttles Blast Off?
00:32
What Changes Make The Space Shuttle Safer?
01:02
Calcium and Bones pt2
00:59
Calcium and Bones pt1
01:02
Why Airplanes Fly?
00:59
How Do Satellites Help Study the Earth?
01:01
Landing Airplanes in Foggy Conditions
00:32
Do You Wonder How Things Work?
00:31
Are You an Explorer?
01:00
Mars Records
00:59
Plants in Space
00:59
Studying Sand in Space
00:59
Bits and Bytes
00:59
Space Flight Physical Changes
00:59
What a Computer Virus is
00:59
Technology of the Computer Mouse
00:59
NASA's Mars Odyssey Mission
00:59
How Negative Numbers Work
00:59
Glove Boxes
00:59
How Water Works in Space
00:59
How Astronauts Eat in Space
00:59
What Nanotechnology Does
00:59
Time Zones & How They Work
00:59
Wind Tunnels
00:59
Mars Rover
00:59
How the Internet Works
00:59
Why Astronauts Float in Space
00:59
Aircraft Noise
00:59
Inventors
00:59
What the Coolest Gas is
00:59
Why we need Fractions
00:59
The Technology of CDs
00:59
Why NASA's Boiling Foods in Space
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NASA's KSNN™ is a standards-based program that uses the Web, animation, and video to introduce science, technology, engineering, math, and NASA concepts. NASA's KSNN™ uses animated characters (grades K-2) and web and video technology (grades 3-5) to explain everyday phenomena of our world, correct misconceptions, and answer frequently asked questions.
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