Astronomy Puzzle of the Day
Puzzles featuring daily NASA astronomy images
NASA Artemis Jigsaw Puzzle
Solve space themed Jigsaw puzzles
Sizemology: Spaceship Edition
Resize vehicles until they're the correct relative size.
Risky Business: Radiation Edition
Arrange events by the severity of their radiation dose
Shadow Rover / Rover de las sombras
Drive a rover on the Moon
Conduce un rover en la Luna
Conduce un rover en la Luna
Earth, Moon or Mars?
Identify images by the location they were taken from.
Drive a Rover
The Sojourner/Pathfinder mission.
Silly Scripts
Write a silly story
Planet Families 2
Build a solar system in 3d.
Planet Plunge
Send a probe into Jupiter's core
Magneto Bowling
Knock down pins with a proton ball.
Near and Far
Arrange objects from closest to farthest.
Fly to Mars
Launch a spacecraft from Earth to Mars and back again.
Winogradsky Column
Create a bacterial community.
Planetary Pinball
Send balls along magnetic field lines
Magneto Mini Golf
Play golf with charged particles.
Risky Business
Arrange dangers from lowest to highest
Rover Coder
Drive a Mars rover
Deflect an Asteroid
Keep asteroids from destroying Earth
Space Challenge Quiz Show
Play some trivia
Our Place in Space
You are out there.
How Big are Martian Features?
Drop objects onto the surface of Mars.
Solar Maze: The Great Escape
Escape from cores of stars.
What if it hit my town?
Drop a rock on someone
Drake Equation
What are the chances that we're not alone?
Sizemology
Resize objects until they're the correct relative size.
Extreme Seasons
3D game showing how seasons change
Solar Vision
Look at the Sun in different ways.
Rubble!
Use your ship to push asteroids to safe trajectories
Matter Sorter
Is it a solid, liquid, gas, or plasma?
Small and Large
Arrange objects from smallest to largest.
Friend or Foe
Are giant planets friends or foes?
Wrath of Ra
Smack Earth with solar events.
Listening for Life
Are these sounds natural or intelligent?
Looking for Life
See if you can recognize life.
Light Curves
Guess which asteroid is represented by its light curve