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Plaza Sésamo
DCMP is proud to offer Plaza Sésamo, the Spanish-language version of Sesame Street! Captioned for deaf and hard of hearing children, Plaza Sésamo teaches basic literacy and numeracy and helps children gain a better understanding of the world around them.
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Artrageous with Nate
Nate Heck, host of the Emmy award-winning program Artrageous with Nate, has an inspiring message for us about the importance of accessible media. Watch it, pass it on, and then introduce your kids to Artrageous!
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Teen Kids News
The Emmy award-winning news show for kids, Teen Kids News, is now available with description and captions!
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Zoobabu
A playful lively box and dozens of lighthearted animals collaborate to bring you this funny animated guessing game. Step by step, hint by hint, the box will give the clues to find out which animal is hiding inside the box. Early learners will love Zoobabu!
New Media Releases
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Crazy Engineering: Flying Solar to Jupiter - 2016 - 4 minutes
NASA’s "Juno" spacecraft traveled 1.7 billion miles to reach its destination: the planet Jupiter. Before "Juno’s" journey, NASA engineers had to develop a spacecraft capable of surviving the trip. They researched and created "Juno," a solar-powered spacecraft. Part of the “Crazy Engineering” series.
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Crazy Engineering: Starshade & Coronagraph - 2016 - 5 minutes
The engineers at NASA are studying two new technologies to help image distant Earth-like planets. Coronagraphs are tiny instruments fitted inside telescopes to block light and help scientists study clues as to whether life is present on a planet. Starshades also block light and produce clearer photographs of distant planets. Both of these technologies are used with telescopes and provide scientists with enhanced photographs of space. Part of the “Crazy Engineering” series.
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Crazy Engineering: CubeSats - 2015 - 3 minutes
The engineers at NASA are studying cellphones and computers as a means to create a mini-satellite called a CubeSat. CubeSats are small but highly capable of performing a variety of space missions. Part of the “Crazy Engineering” series.
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Crazy Engineering: Gecko Gripper - 2015 - 4 minutes
See how geckos inspired new NASA technology that makes things stick to each other in space. Potential future applications might be to grab and service satellites or to salvage space garbage. Part of the “Crazy Engineering” series.
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Crazy Engineering: The Camera That Fixed Hubble - 2015 - 4 minutes
In 1990, when the first images from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope were too blurry to use, JPL scientists and engineers went to work to devise a fix. They created a camera with corrective vision to bring Hubble images into sharp focus. Part of the “Crazy Engineering” series.