Space Technology 7 (ST7) will "ride the gravitational waves" to investigate the nature of gravity and explore further understanding of fundamental forces in space. The expected significant results from the ST7's Disturbance Reduction System (DRS) experiments will be demonstrated in teaching materials made available to partnering teacher advisors and other professionals.

Additionally, NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Navigator program are developing educational activities in cooperation with the Terrestrial Planet Finder (TPF) program. TPF engages underserved communities in cities and small towns across the United States. In partnership with TPF, ST7 will develop and distribute materials about the DRS technology, which will be used in the future Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) space science mission in its investigation of gravitational waves. The LISA program will also partner with ST7 in producing teaching materials on gravitational waves and the Big Bang theory.

• a fact sheet on the mission, "LISA Space Mission Gives Humans a Sixth Sense"
• an interactive crossword puzzle
• an article developed for The Technology Teacher called "Catch a Gravitational Wave, Dude," which discusses gravitational waves, Einstein's theory of gravity, and black holes. This article includes an educational, science-bowl type of quiz game to be played in the classroom.

Discoveries from ST7's DRS validation will be used to create teaching materials and illustrations. Scientists and technologists on the ST7 project will work with partnering teachers, curriculum developers, and museums to create and distribute learning materials.