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Earth Science Showcase – Kids Art Collection

On April 16, 2025, the Earth Science Division at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley held an Earth Science Showcase to share its work with the center and their families. As part of this event, kids were invited to share something they like about the Earth. These are their masterpieces.

Sora U. Age 9. “Wildlife”

A child's drawing displays five circleas: one with green trees, one with an orange tiger, one with a bird on a tree branch, one with a yellow flower, and one with a capybara swimming.

Sora U. Age 9. “Wildlife”

Wesley P. Age 2.5. “Pale Blue”

Blue and green squiggles on white paper, in roughly circular shapes.

Wesley P. Age 2.5. “Pale Blue”

Kira U. Age 5. “Hawaii”

A child's drawing, marker on white paper: a rainbow with clouds at each end, and an ocean beneath it full of fish. In the middle is a girl with pigtails and a dress, colored in yellow.

Kira U. Age 5. “Hawaii”

Anonymous. “eARTh”

Marker drawn on white paper: stick figure-style tree outline, with purple clouds, a red bird, a blue butterfly, a pink flower, a pink heart, and a blue and green globe.

Anonymous. “eARTh”

Brooks P. Age 8mo. “Squiggles”

Blue and green squiggles on white paper, in roughly circular shapes.

Brooks P. Age 8mo. “Squiggles”

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