Learners at the international online School of Humanity fulfilled a mini-internship with ARES by creating five space education lesson plans.

The latest issue of the Ad Astra magazine published by the National Space Society (NSS) is a special edition focused on Space Education.

After almost 40 years of trying to understand the Overview Effect, Frank White has come to realize it can be summarized in three words.

To open the Space Education Summit, we were joined by astronauts Ron Garan, Sirisha Bandla, and Sara Sabry. The recording is now posted!

The Space Education Summit this Friday features a capstone session with Frank White and Rick Tumlinson in a fireside chat format! It's FREE.

The Explorer’s Mindset is meant to develop a love of adventure, exploration, and discovery - and is important for breakthrough thinking.

We're one week from the free online Space Education Summit... and the Education Strand is spectacular!

Learn how research into analog space missions can be applied to problems here on Earth, with potential benefits for educators and students.

The third astronaut on the opening panel has been announced! Ron Garan will join us for the Space Education Summit at 8:00 AM PDT on...

A new post on the Human Space Program blog features the reflections of Kristi Acuff, who has a masters in environmental management and...

ARES Learning is a proud participant in the Newchip Accelerator, and our pitch presentation is scheduled as part of the Online Demo Week...

In this promotional video, Dr. Dennis Jim Frederiksen shares insights from his research into effective space-to-ground communications.

Second generation astronaut Richard Gariott shares the moment his relationship with the Earth changed. Stories like his should be in school.

This recent news story illustrates two principles fundamental to our philosophy of space education at ARES Learning.

Science fiction can inspire educators and students to create a more positive vision of the future to aspire to and work toward.

A new online professional development course from ARES Learning and the nonprofit MarsU offers an introduction to space education.

Beth Moses, Chief Astronaut Instructor at Virgin Galactic, describes what she felt when she first saw Earth from space and how it's her why.

This post by Frank White, author of The Overview Effect, does a good job illustrating one reason Humans must migrate off planet.

Here is an audio teaser for Chapter One of the book "Space Education: Preparing Students for Humanity's Multi-Planet Future" by Dr. Wagner.

Chris Boshuizen describes feeling a call to keep going deeper into space. What are schools doing to serve students who might hear this call?