Heliophysics Resource Database
A comprehensive database for formal and informal educators, curated by scientists, engineers, and educators from NASA and our co-investigating institutions, the resources in this database have been chosen because they have proven to be highly effective at engaging a variety of learners in heliophysics content and in NASA science. All resources have been tested and vetted by educators in the field.
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Two pages covering the various indigenous languages spoken in Alaska, with a word key showing various translations and a map of the language families' locations within the region.
Two pages on the Life Cycles of Stars extracted from "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on the Solar System extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on the Habitable Zone extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on Earth's Climate extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on the Seasons extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliospherer" booklet.
Two pages on Eclipses extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on the Auroras extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on the Solar Wind extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages on solar magnetic fields extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Two pages exploring the layers of the Sun extracted from the "Journey Through the Heliosphere" booklet.
Journey Through the Heliosphere: The Sun-Earth System in Color is a booklet that blends art and science, making complex heliophysics concepts accessible.
| Article | Grades K-8+| Big Idea 2.3 | This article is about different wavelengths of light, how UV light can harm us, and how to protect ourselves.
| Video | Grades 6-12+| Big Idea 2.1 | This video explains the sun's energy input to Earth from NASA missions like TSIS on the ISS.
(Grades 9-12+) This article explains why scientists are confident Earth’s recent warming is primarily due to human burning fossil fuels rather than the Milankovitch cycles.