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When the moon passes in front of the sun, the moon casts its shadow on the Earth, blocking the view of our local star. This is a type of eclipse (seen here in an illustration).

Learn about the Great American Eclipse with Society for Science

Science News Learning Ambassadors series: Kehkashan Khan

Science News Learning Ambassadors: Susana Oliu

Photo from a 2023 NY Times STEM Writing Contest winner

Science News and The New York Times announce 10 winners of the 4th Annual STEM Writing Contest

A stand of trees at sunset reflected over a body of water in the foreground

The New York Times and Science News are accepting submissions for the 2023 STEM Writing Contest!

An educator reading an issue of Science News

Teachers share their thanks for Science News Learning

Teachers using Science News Learning

Teachers report that Science News Learning provides credible, real-world examples of science

Science News Learning

Science News in High Schools is now Science News Learning

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Lasers, fish-skin bandages and pain-free vaccines: Science News and The New York Times 3rd Annual STEM Writing Contest winners

A classroom bulletin board with a heading reading, "Knowledge is Power," with Science News articles posted below

Science News is coming to a middle school near you

Shows a teacher using SNHS resources in the classroom during the pandemic

How 8 teachers use Science News in High Schools in their classrooms

Astronaut, Chris Cassidy

Live from the International Space Station: NASA Astronaut Chris Cassidy answers our questions