NASA Awards Global Precipitation Measurement Microwave Imager
NASA has awarded a sole source contract to Ball Aerospace and Technology Corp. of Boulder, Colo., for the Global Precipitation Measurement Microwave Imager instrument Flight Unit 2.NASA Announces Shuttle Prelaunch Events and Countdown Details
NASA has set the schedule for news conferences, events and operating hours at the Kennedy Space Center press site for space shuttle Atlantis’ upcoming launch.NASA Announces Next Undersea Exploration Mission Dates And Crew
NASA will send two astronauts, a veteran undersea engineer and an experienced scientist into the ocean depths off Florida’s east coast this month to test exploration concepts and learn more about working in an unforgiving, treacherous environment.NASA Successfully Tests Orion Launch Abort System
NASA’s Pad Abort 1 flight test, a launch of the abort system designed for the Orion crew vehicle, lifted off at 7 a.m. MDT Thursday at the U.S. Army’s White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) near Las Cruces, N.M.Nasa Hosts Workshop To Discuss New Exploration Strategies
NASA will host an Exploration Enterprise Workshop in Galveston, Texas, on May 25-26 to discuss the agency’s new plans for human and robotic exploration in space.NASA Sets Launch Date For Space Shuttle Atlantis
Space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to begin a 12-day flight to the International Space Station with a launch at 2:20 pm EDT on Friday, May 14.NASA Announces Aeronautics Scholarship Recipients
NASA has selected 25 graduate and undergraduate students to receive the agency’s Aeronautics Scholarship for the 2010-11 school year.NASA Invites Reporters To Next Space Shuttle Launch And Tweetups
At the next space shuttle launch, NASA will host 150 people from around the world and provide them with a behind-the-scenes perspective to share with their followers via the social networking service Twitter.NASA, DARPA Seek Satellite Research Proposals For Space Station
NASA and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) are asking for proposals to enhance small satellite experiments on the International Space Station.Space Talk
Nigerian American Dr. Wendy A. Okolo is breaking barriers in aerospace! At 26, she earned her Ph.D., and now at NASA Ames Research Center, she leads research on flight safety and controls optimization.
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Another delay. This time due to the ICPS.
HOWEVER. If March is out of the question, THE NEXT LAUNCH ATTEMPT IS A DAYTIME LAUNCH.
Prior to the discovery of the helium issue on the SLS upper stage, NASA was installing platforms to access the rocket's flight termination system. Those platforms will now be removed. Here's a time-lapse showing the installation last night.
A small but mighty device has arrived at the International Space Station and it could transform how research is done in orbit.
About the size of a cellphone, the microplate reader allows astronauts to analyze biological samples directly in space, providing near real-time results
