Contact
Steve Roy
Media Relations Department
(256) 544-0034
steve.roy@msfc.nasa.gov

Satellite Interview: 01-323

Attention: Early Morning Producer
Friday Oct. 12
6-10 a.m. EDT
Free 10-minute windows--with B-roll

NASA's cool Web sites have something for everyone; the new NASA Kids Club is fun and features easy-to-understand science, math and space news

• Where can kids safely spend time on the Internet, learn and have fun?
• The NASA Kids Club at http://nasakids.com is now on line. It's just for kids, it's a real knockout and already has members from around the world.
• It is free, safe, and has lots of activities for children including parent-controlled free e-mail accounts, customized home pages, on line trading cards, games and other cool stuff:
• Topics like: staying cool on the Space Station; where Pioneer 10 is 30 years after launch; and why we have seasons have been featured on NASA Kids.
• The NASA Kids Club is part of the Science@NASA family of Web sites that cover science and math in simple language everyone can understand.
• The sites include the popular Science@NASA at http://science.nasa.gov, and for teenagers and older, Liftoff to Space Exploration at http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov
• A Spanish version of Science@NASA is available at http://ciencia.msfc.nasa.gov. It's been operating for almost year, averaging 300,000 hits each month.
• Talk to an expert about the fun in delivering science, math and space news to the world and why it's important to your viewers and their children.
  

Who:	Becky Bray or Ron Koczor science.nasa.gov Marshall Space Flight Center
Satellite Windows:	10 minutes
Satellite Coordinates:	GE-2, Transponder 9C, 85 degrees west longitude, Frequency: 3880 MHz, audio: 6.8 MHz.
Satellite Interview Information: Camille Sevier (256) 544-2188	Story Information: Steve Roy, Media Relations (256) 544-0034

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