Weathering & Erosion
The United States has been launching satellites into Space since December 1957. These satellites help us understand the vast universe around us, and answer questions closer to home. Using photography and other tools, these spacecraft help scientists learn about the changing surface of our Earth and that of other planetary bodies.
NASA has been using satellites and rovers to try and "crack the code" of Earth's changing landscape and trying to learn the history of other planets in our solar system. To crack the code of this digital breakout you'll need to complete each step along the way! Once you've completed a breakout you'll be given a scrambled word. Put the letters in the correct order to break out of the final challenge below!
NASA has been using satellites and rovers to try and "crack the code" of Earth's changing landscape and trying to learn the history of other planets in our solar system. To crack the code of this digital breakout you'll need to complete each step along the way! Once you've completed a breakout you'll be given a scrambled word. Put the letters in the correct order to break out of the final challenge below!
Picturing Earth
Picturing Earth
Click here to learn about satellites the United States has used to explore the surface of the Earth.
Picturing the Moon
Picturing the Moon
Click here to learn about satellites that the United States has used to explore the surface of the Moon.
Picturing our Solar System
Picturing our Solar System
Click here to learn about satellites that the United States has used to explore the surfaces of nearby planets.
Picturing Mars
Picturing Mars
Click here to learn about the rovers the United States has used to explore the surface of Mars.