StoryTimeFromSpace is a nonprofit brand that brings the wonders of space to children through storytelling and scientific experiments. This unique program, run by the Global Space Education Foundation, sends children's books to the International Space Station where astronauts videotape themselves reading the stories. These videos are then edited and made available on the StoryTimeFromSpace website, ensuring easy access for educators, families, libraries, science centers, and more.

Additionally, astronauts on the ISS conduct educational demonstrations designed by renowned Canadian Astronaut, Bjarni Tryggvason, to further enhance the learning experience. The curriculum is aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core, making StoryTimeFromSpace a valuable resource for teachers. This brand was founded by educator Patricia Tribe and astronaut Alvin Drew, and includes a team of dedicated individuals, including astronaut Bjarni Tryggvason, who designs the science demonstrations.

Their work is supported by partner organizations such as NASA, CASIS, and the University of Toronto. Through the power of storytelling and education, StoryTimeFromSpace ignites curiosity and inspires the next generation of space explorers