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NASA's Curiosity Rover Celebrates One Year on Mars One year ago today (Aug. 5), NASA's Mars rover Curiosity survived its harrowing and unprecedented landing, setting off a series of celebrations around the world.
Turning the Corner: Tuesday Marks Summer's Midpoint The halfway point between the summer solstice and fall equinox in the Northern Hemisphere comes Tuesday evening.
Kids Discover Magazine - Planets Starting with the three criteria an object in our solar system must meet to be considered a planet, this issue then takes a look at each one in turn, picking up incredible facts along the way. Did you know that the poles of Mercury always stay well below freezing, that Venus' clouds are made of sulfuric acid, and that on Mars, the daytime sky looks like our sunset, while sunset is bright and blue?. $7.49   $4.49
	Incredible Technology: How to Build a Space Station Colony The science of building a space station in complicated, but what are the hardest technological issues scientists have to overcome? Find out here.
	Barbie in Space: Iconic Doll's Astronaut Looks (Photos) In honor of NASA's Mars rover Curiosity's one year anniversary on the surface of the Red Planet, Barbie's career of the year is Mars explorer. Here's a look at her other space-age looks throughout the years.
	Image of the Day A gallery of amazing space photos, satellite imagery and an inside look at the telescopes and technology that allow us to view the universe.
	A Village in Orbit: Inside NASA's Space Colony Concepts (Infographic) In the 1970s, NASA scientists studied the possibilities of building giant space colonies. See how colossal space communities would work.
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