Archives and distributes scientific data from NASA planetary missions, astronomical observations, and laboratory measurements. Ensures the long-term usability of NASA data and stimulates advanced research.
Science centre located in Baltimore, MD (USA). Museum has permanent and temporary exhibits, an Imax cinema, science shows and demonstrations, a planetarium, and an observatory. This museum also has science on a sphere, a large visualization system that uses computers and video projectors to display animated data onto the outside of a sphere. Directions, fees, hours, and special dates are available online.
Located in Boston, MA (USA), museum features permanent and travelling exhibits, an Imax cinema, a 3D digital theatre, a planetarium (with evening laser shows), and live presentations. Directions, fees, hours, and special dates are available online.
This centre is located in San Jose, CA (USA). Permanent galleries are exploration, innovation, life tech, imagination playground, the National Medal of Technology, and net planet. The site has online galleries and visitor information.
This museum features an Omnimax theatre, discovery rooms, galleries, and a planetarium. The centre is located in St. Louis, MO. Directions, fees, hours of operation and special events are available online.
Centre is located in Washington, DC (USA). The museum has the largest collection of historic air and spacecraft in the world. Scope spans the history, science, and technology of aviation and space flight, planetary science, geology and geophysics.
Located in Tokyo, Japan, the museum has four themes: innovation and the future, information science and technology for society, life science, the earth environment and frontiers. Centre also has a dome theatre and a planetarium. Site is available in English and Japanese.
Earth Day Network (EDN) seeks to grow the environmental movement worldwide, as well as to mobilize - through education, politics, consumer activism, etc. - it as the most effective vehicle for promoting a sustainable planet.
