Science News For Kids
Science News for Kids
Current Events in Science - Blast off to the Moon: NASA recently sent an unmanned space craft to study the thin atmosphere on the Moon. The space craft will take over a month to reach the Moon before it begins its studies. Find out more about this Moon mission by clicking the link.
Current Events in Earth Science - The Endangered Honey Bees: Honey bees have been dying off in record numbers in recent years. Find out about the research into the problem and how the colonies of the bees are collapsing.
Saving millions of birds from flying into windows
Kids Current Events – Saving the Birds: Birds are dying in record numbers because they do not see the glass in buildings. Find out how researchers are trying to save the birds and what you can do to keep them from hitting your windows.
Science Articles for Kids – Tamu Massif, A Giant Volcano: One of the largest volcanoes known in the Solar System was recently discovered off the coast of Japan. Find out more about the giant volcano that is larger than Moana Loa.
Science Trivia includes information about astronaut’s footprints on the Moon, when ancients Greeks discovered static electricity, Stonehenge and how satellites help map makers create maps.
GPS Satellite, NASA
Science Inventions The Global Positioning System was invented during the Cold War. It was designed by scientists for the US Military at a cost of billions of dollars. Today it is used in airplanes, cars, and cell phones. The US Navy began using the system in 1960 for ship navigation. Today it is used in airplanes, cars, and cell phones.
More Links to Science Articles
Current Events in Science - NASA’s New Moon Mission
Current Events in Earth Science - Endangered Honey Bees
Kids Current Events - Saving the Birds
Science Articles for Kids - Shield Volcanoe - Tamu Massif
Science Inventions Global Positioning System (GPS)
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