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NASA Information on Haiti
01.26.10 - NASA has mobilized its Earth-observing and data analysis and distribution capabilities to support disaster recovery efforts in Haiti after the devastating Jan. 12 earthquake.
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Student Helps Develop "Lab on a Chip" →
01.19.10 - During his 15-week NASA internship, Drexel University biomedical engineering student Dennis Murray helped develop technology that could one day search for life on other planets.
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Careers @ NASA: Student Resource Page
01.12.10 - Are your students interested in working for NASA? This resource page provides information about some of the careers NASA has to offer and the many opportunities available for students.
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Lunabotics Mining Competition
01.05.10 - NASA is challenging college students to design and build a lunar regolith excavator. Proposals are due Feb. 28, 2010. Teams will test their excavators in a head-to-head competition in May 2010.
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Climate Change Rains Down on JPL Undergrads
12.10.09 - Two JPL college interns delving into California's rainfall records have uncovered some interesting findings that may be linked to climate change.
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World of Change: Antarctic Ozone Hole →
12.15.09 - This series of satellite images shows the ozone hole on the day of its maximum depth each year from 1979 through 2008.
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Holiday Greetings from the International Space Station
Season's greetings are offered by International Space Station Commander Jeff Williams in a special video message.
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2012 – A Scientific Reality Check
11.10.09 - The manager of NASA's Near-Earth Object Office shares with you the scientific realities surrounding the celestial happenings in the year 2012.
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The Story of the Universe by Dr. John Mather
NASA's Nobel Laureate tells his story of the universe, from the Big Bang to the James Webb Space Telescope.
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College Team Wins NASA Lunar Robot Prize
10.18.09 - Paul’s Robotics, a team led by college student, Paul Ventimiglia of Worcester Polytechnic Institute won the $500,000 first prize in the 2009 Regolith Excavation Challenge that concluded on Oct. 18.
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STS-129: Stocking the Station
10.30.09 - The spare parts delivered to the International Space Station by Atlantis during the STS-129 mission will mean spare years on the station’s life once the space shuttle fleet is retired.
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Rollercoaster Ride
10.26.09 - Follow a team of college students through a week in NASA's Microgravity University.
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Mars Exploration
10.20.09 - Get the latest information on NASA spacecraft orbiting and roving the Red Planet.
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NASA Student Ambassadors
09.01.09 - The first inductees into the NASA Student Ambassadors Virtual Community share with other Generation Y students how they got to where they are.
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A Wise Choice
09.29.09 - Graduates of Spelman College's Women In Science and Engineering program are the doctors, engineers and professors of today.
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My Summer at NASA
09.11.09 - NASA aeronautics scholarship recipients spent the summer working at NASA and tell us what it was like.
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A New Spin
09.08.09 - A team of Colorado students try to improve the design of a Skylab-era experiment on a reduced-gravity flight with NASA.
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Blast Back to School
08.11.09 - Add a little space to your classroom this year with NASA educational resources.
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Exploration Analog Missions
09.01.09 - NASA teams are testing the equipment and technologies that will one day be used on the moon and Mars. Check out the new analogs Web site to stay connected with research teams in the field.
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Astronaut Nicole Stott's Blog →
08.25.09 - Follow along as Nicole Stott embarks on a four-month adventure aboard the International Space Station.
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