A Year in Space
Space Science
The ISS is a floating science lab moving at 17,500 miles per hour, 250 miles above Earth.
A Year in Space
Space Wealth
As they orbit the Earth, astronauts have a unique perspective on the wealth and poverty.
A Year in Space
Space Tweets
Scott Kelly stays connected to people on Earth with Twitter and Instagram. #YearinSpace
A Year in Space
Space Food
Making dinner in space can be tricky- everything floats in this world of zero gravity!
PBS News Hour
Space Junk Threatens Future Space Exploration
Hari interviews orbital debris expert Donald Kessler.
A Year in Space
Space Dreams
We dream of traveling across the solar system. But what compels us to reach for the stars?
Not Done: Women Remaking America
MAKERS Women in Space: Peeing in Space
Women discuss the NASA engineering around going to the bathroom
The Farthest
Interstellar Space
Author Jim Bell describes the day Voyager 1 ushered humanity into the interstellar age.
Power Trip: The Story of Energy
Space Preview
Modern energy takes us on a journey to the final frontier.
A Year in Space
Space Twins
Twin astronauts Scott and Mark Kelly are ideal subjects for studying the effects of space.
A Year in Space
Space Parking
The margin of error when docking at the ISS is mere inches & they’re moving at 17,500 mph.
A Year in Space
Space Station
The ISS is the most expensive and complex object humans have ever built.
Kentucky Edition
Louisville Playground Offers Sense of History
Nature-based playground centers around Black history.