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Technology Space
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Explore 16 trusted technology space resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.

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Screenshot of SciShow Space
89/100 · ages 9–18

SciShow Space

SciShow’s dedicated space channel explains planets, stars, missions, astronomy discoveries, and the science of the universe.

YouTube channelAstronomyPlanetary science
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NASA

Official NASA videos about space exploration, science, missions, Earth, astronomy, astronauts, and the future of discovery.

YouTube channelWebsiteAstronomyEarth science
8–18 · Free93
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Canadian Space Agency Youth and Educators

Space books, experiments, digital games, printables, toolkits, and classroom ideas from the Canadian Space Agency.

WebsiteDownloadableAstronomyExperiments
5–18 · Free92
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NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Official NASA JPL videos about robotic exploration, Mars rovers, planetary missions, space technology, and skywatching.

YouTube channelWebsiteAstronomyMars
8–18 · Free92
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Science Museum Oklahoma

A large hands-on science museum with interactive exhibits, science shows, a planetarium, creative challenges, and family learning experiences.

WebsitePhysical placeEngineeringExperiments
3-18 · Paid with free admission under age 391
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Franklin Institute Science and Education

Science activities, engineering ideas, youth programs, videos, and classroom resources from The Franklin Institute.

WebsiteDownloadableEngineeringExperiments
6–18 · Free with paid options90
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Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell

Animated explainers about science, space, biology, society, and big questions, presented with clear visuals and careful storytelling.

YouTube channelWebsiteAnimated explainersBig questions
10–18 · Free with paid options90
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MinutePhysics

Short, energetic physics and science explainers using animation, drawing, and thought experiments.

YouTube channelAnimated explainersPhysics
10–18 · Free with paid options88
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NASA JPL Education Overview

An official overview of NASA JPL’s education mission, audiences, K-12 content, STEM resources, and family-facing space learning.

WebsiteFamily learningSTEM
8–18 · Free88
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National Museum of the US Air Force Education

Aviation and space learning with scavenger hunts, coloring pages, word searches, STEM programs, and museum activities.

WebsiteDownloadableAviationMuseum learning
6-18 · Free with paid options88
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NASA JPL K-12 Educator Resources

A searchable NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory library of K-12 lessons, projects, videos, collections, and teachable moments.

WebsiteDownloadableLesson plansSTEM
5–18 · Free91
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NASA eClips YouTube

NASA eClips videos connect students and educators with NASA missions, scientists, engineers, and classroom-ready STEM ideas.

YouTube channelEngineeringNASA missions
8–18 · Free90
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PBS Space Time

PBS Digital Studios explainers about astrophysics, space, cosmology, quantum mechanics, and the possibilities beyond Earth.

YouTube channelAstrophysicsCosmology
13–18 · Free with paid options90
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