Hi, I'm astronomer Amy Mainzer. If I set the Sun down on the end line of this soccer field, we can start to get an idea of just how huge our solar system is. Let's start with the Earth.

Dr. Amy Mainzer, READY, JET GO! host and astrophysicist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab joined us to talk about READY JET GO! 3-D animated series that will help children learn astronomy and Earth ...

READY, JET GO!READY JET GO! Is a 3-D animated science series for kids ages 3-8 and is hosted by real-life NASA astrophysicist, Dr. Amy Mainzer. The show follows friends Sean and Sydney, and Jet Pro… ...

NASA ’s Dr Amy Mainzer is on a new mission ... Ready Jet Go!, Dr Mainzer tells me she is determined to help nurture the natural curiosity of kids around science, technology and space.

Mainzer also commended PBS and the "Ready Jet Go!" group for being committed to getting the science right. She says she hasn't gotten many questions because the people behind the show have done ...

"Ready Jet Go!" — a computer-animated series for kids ages 3 to 8 — heads into its second season on PBS today (April 2).

Ready Jet Go. Endeavor's Payload. Clip: Season 2 Episode 9 | 1m 30s Video has Closed Captions | CC. Dr. Ken Phillips tells us all about Endeavor and it's Payload Bay. Amy Mainzer visits the ...

The second season of “Ready Jet Go,” the PBS Kids series that teaches viewers about scientific thinking skills, has gone into production, according to Wind Dancer Films, the production company ...

Mainzer is no stranger to working with video producers who want to incorporate science into their writing. She is the consultant and co-producer for PBS's Ready Set Go, a non-fiction series that ...

This post was updated at 11:23 p.m. Amy Mainzer didn’t plan on studying asteroids when she graduated from her doctoral program in 2003. But now, Mainzer – who received her doctorate of ...