An orbital sunset over the Pacific Ocean, seen from the International Space Station

This Week's Saving Planets Top Ten Features

Ten things worth exploring this week, each one click away.

Photo: NASA (ISS074-E-0046371, Jan. 3, 2026)

191 Solutions Saving the World

Real, sourced projects from the ocean floor to orbit, each explained with the Five W's. Browse all 11 hubs in one place.

Explore the solutions

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Myth vs Fact

Doom myths about Earth and space, each checked against a NASA, NOAA, ESA or EPA source you can read yourself.

Bust a myth

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Weekly News Brief

New solutions, one amazing fact and upcoming launches in your inbox every Monday. Free, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

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Education Hub, Kids to PhD

Three tracks (orbital mechanics, aeronautical engineering and physics) at six levels, from a child's first question to research-grade derivations.

Start learning

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Ways to Help

Donate, partner or roll up your sleeves: every listing links to the organization's own donation or volunteer page.

Find a way to help

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Read in 5 Languages

Every page reads in English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Italian, with a one-tap language switch at the top of the page.

ENFRESالعربيةIT

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Lesson Plan Builder and Teacher Sheets

Free printable lesson plans from K-3 to university, plus a one-page teacher sheet for every solution.

Build a lessonTeacher Sheets

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Interactive World Map

All 191 solutions on one map: pick a hub and watch its solutions light up around the world.

Open the map

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Nancy Grace Roman Tracker

Follow NASA's newest space telescope, launched Aug 30, 2026, on its way to L2: live distance from Earth, its newest image and what it will do.

Track Roman

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New: the Polar Hub

Our newest hub: CryoSat, CRISTAL, CIMR, ICESat-2 and PREFIRE watch ice sheets, sea ice and the polar regions from space.

Explore Polar

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