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NASA INSPIRE Students Form Winning Virtual Teams
05.16.12 - Cooperation over the miles proves to be a winning combination.
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NASA Aeronautics Research Onboard
NASA is with you when you fly. See NASA innovations found on commercial, military and other aircraft.
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What's Up for May?
Get viewing tips for the sunset annular eclipse on May 20, 2012. And learn how to spot Mars, Venus and Saturn in the night sky.
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Rubber Chicken Flies Into Solar Radiation Storm
High school students in California launched Camilla, the rubber chicken, into the stratosphere as part of a payload to measure radiation.
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Serendipity and the Sun
05.03.12 - NASA solar physicist Terry Kucera's openness to unexpected opportunities has led her to a career studying the sun.
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Local Teams Win Zero Robotics, FIRST Competitions
03.23.12 - Find out what it takes to control small, spherical flying robots in a true zero gravity environment...
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Dragon Expected to Set Historic Course
04.24.12 - At this time, a May 7th launch appears unlikely. SpaceX is continuing to work through the software assurance process with NASA. We will issue a statement as soon as a new launch target is set.
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Students Participate in NASA Launch Challenge
04.25.12 - Specially crafted rockets soared high into the skies April 22 at the 2011-12 NASA Student Launch Projects challenge.
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Journeying Between Space and Earth
04.25.12 - Former astronaut Piers Sellers has spent his career exploring both Earth and space.
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Keeping an Eye on Space Rocks →
With increasing regularity, we are discovering asteroids and comets with unusual orbits that take them close to Earth and the sun.
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From Comic Books to the Classroom
04.18.12 - Comic book stories of space exploration inspired Andrew Fraknoi as a child. Today, he shares his love of science and astronomy with others.
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Young Innovators Present Solutions to Challenges
04.04.12 - High school teams from across the country presented solutions to 21st century problems during the Conrad Foundation’s Innovation Summit at NASA Ames.
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NASA-Supported Robotics Teams Advance to Championship
04.09.12 - High school teams from the San Francisco Bay area demonstrated engineering, electronics and programming skills as they designed and built robots.
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Students Have to See It to Be It
04.11.12 - These inner-city students are ready to take on the Great Moonbuggy Race!
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The Quest for Answers
04.11.12 - The questions Mehdi Benna asked as a child led him to a career of searching for the answers.
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Students Ready to Compete in 2012 Great Moonbuggy Race
04.06.12 - Approximately 100 global teams will compete at NASA's 19th Great Moonbuggy Race, April 13-14, at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala.
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Robot Rumble
High school teams go head to head in a robotics competition to create March madness robot-style!
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Will.i.am on NASA Spinoffs
03.28.12 - Musician Will.i.am talks about some of the agency's outstanding accomplishments in space and how they are used to improve our life on Earth.
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Space Station Benefits for Humanity
This brochure is a collection of stories about benefits from research on the International Space Station.
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The Puzzles of Weather and Climate Patterns
03.28.12 - NASA scientist Duane Waliser investigates the weather and climate patterns that affect our planet.