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In the Shadows
04.30.07 - High school students learn about careers at NASA's Marshall Center.
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The Little Flyer That Could
04.25.07 - A model airplane built by students circles the globe on the International Space Station.
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Aiming High in the Sky
04.25.07 - NASA's AIM satellite will try to unlock the mysteries of Earth's highest clouds.
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A Massive Explosion on the Sun →
04.25.07 - Japan's Hinode spacecraft observed a massive explosion on the sun, and researchers have produced a must-see movie.
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Preparing Tomorrow's Researchers
04.23.07 - Goddard Space Flight Center's NASA Academy gives college students hands-on experience.
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NASA Engineer Helps Train Puppy for Leadership Role
04.12.07 - NASA engineer Evan Horowitz helps train Leader Dogs for the Blind.
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Bringing Extragalactic Data Down to Earth
04.18.07 - Research about distant galaxies nets an award for NASA predoctoral fellow Amber Straughn.
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Measuring Gravity With GRACE
04.16.07 - Twin satellites reveal large-scale changes on Earth by detecting tiny variations in gravity.
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Dusty Hurricanes →
04.16.07 - What happens to a hurricane when it gets hit by a dust storm?
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A School to Watch
04.11.07 - A Georgia middle school progresses from a "School in Need of Improvement" to being a model school.
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No Foolin' -- 'Lab on a Chip' Works! →
04.11.07 - A miniature biological laboratory important to future space exploration has just passed an important test.
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Listen Up
04.09.07 - A new podcast series connects students with NASA learning opportunities.
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Countdown to Dawn
04.05.07 - A high school guidance counselor told Jennifer Rocca that aerospace engineering was not a field for women. Luckily, the future systems engineer for the Dawn mission wasn't convinced.
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Students Talk With Station Astronauts
04.04.07 - Expedition 14 crewmembers share their station experience with Hispanic students.
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International Teams Join Moonbuggy Race
04.02.07 - Great Moonbuggy Race participants will face new competition from international teams.
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From Alaska to Antarctica
04.02.07 - NASA Explorer School teacher Allan Miller found learning opportunities at the bottom of the world.
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Tuning in the Sounds of Space
04.02.07 - Radio signals allow astronomy students who are blind to visualize the sun and Jupiter.
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First Steps to Mars →
04.02.07 - The landing site is unknown. The rockets are still on the drawing board. The astronauts haven't been born yet. But NASA's journey to Mars has already begun.
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April 2007 -- Meteorology Extra
04.01.07 - Visit this month's Extra to find resources and multimedia related to weather.
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New Phenomena on the Sun →
03.26.07 - NASA has just released never-before-seen movies of intense activity in an unexpected place on the sun.
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