For students in the United States in grades 5-12, NASA will soon be holding an essay contest about Saturn's moon Titan & Jupiter...

Announcing   NASA 's 2012 Edition of the Cassini Scientist for a Day   Essay Contest The  Cassini spacecraft  launched in October 19...

NASA JPL is sponsoring the 9th Cassini Scientist for a Day essay contest. The Cassini Scientist for a Day contest challenges students to bec...

Prickly City by Scott Stantis for 03 April 2010 "Why spend money on NASA at all? Why spend money solving problems in space when we don...

Seminole Ridge student is first ever to twice win NASA essay contest to explore Saturn. Anthony Bass, Class of 2010 A Seminole Ridge student...

Students across the United States will get to ask scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif., questions about the ring...

The final numbers for the U.S. edition of the Fall 2009 Cassini Scientist for a Day essay contest are in: U.S. entries: 330 essays Number of...

Cassini Scientist for a Day, Fall 2009: Introduction Cassini Scientist for a Day, Fall 2009: Target 1 - Saturn & Rings Cassini Scientist...

Cassini Scientist for a Day is an essay contest designed to give students a taste of life as a scientist. Students study three possible targ...

Cassini Outreach has released the names of the Cassini Scientist for a Day Spring 2009 Essay Contest winners. And the winners are:. Grade 9-...

Seminole Ridge High School Science teacher Erich Landstrom received out-of-this-world congratulations in May. NASA emailed to say that his p...

Congratulations to Kris Hansen, a Seminole SECME Hawk. He may be a semi-finalists from Seminole Ridge Community High School in an national c...