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Not According to Plan
08.12.08 - A Harding University chemistry professor is leading students in NASA-supported research about rocket plumes and gases on Mars.
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The Future Is in Your Hands
07.29.08 - Indiana graduate students research the use of hand-held electronic devices to improve NASA operations and the future of human spaceflight.
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Sick of the Moon?
07.22.08 - University students in Maine research potential health issues related to living on the moon.
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The Next "Next Generation"
07.08.08 - A NASA opportunity inspired Mississippi college students to inspire middle school students.
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GLAST Takes on Gamma Rays
06.23.08 - A new space telescope will give a clearer picture of high-energy phenomena throughout the universe.
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Giovanni: An Easier Way to Visualize Earth Science Data
06.17.08 - With a few clicks, data from NASA satellites can be displayed in a variety of formats.
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Preparing Students for Launch
06.17.08 - A NASA chemist is researching propulsion for future missions to the moon and mentoring a student rocket team on the side.
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Buzz Lightyear Suits Up
Buzz Lightyear is set to start a new adventure on the STS-124 space shuttle mission.
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Exhaling for Exploration
05.28.08 - Scientists at NASA's Johnson Space Center are testing a lunar breathing system with human subjects.
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Sharing the Stars
05.20.08 - A NASA astrophysicist is encouraging students and the public to "look up."
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Education Associates Opportunities Available →
05.13.08 - This unique program provides faculty members at U.S. colleges or universities the opportunity to "experience NASA."
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Checks and Balances
05.06.08 - Harvard University professor and project scientist Daniel Jacob relies on NASA satellite data for much of his Arctic research.
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Everest Expedition
04.16.08 - Astronaut Scott Parazynski left for Nepal on March 23, 2008, to climb Mt. Everest. Follow his most recent expedition and learn more about the parallels of mountain climbing and space exploration.
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NASA Extends Cassini's Grand Tour of Saturn
04.23.08 - NASA is extending the international Cassini-Huygens mission by two years. The historic spacecraft's stunning discoveries and images have revolutionized human knowledge of Saturn and its moons.
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New Hubble Parts Endure Environmental Tests
04.02.08 - To prepare for Servicing Mission 4, new Hubble components must endure harsh tests at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Apollo Veterans Bridge Generation Gap as Mentors
03.26.08 - The NASA Engineering and Safety Center hosts the new Resident Engineer Program where young NASA engineers from across the country work on the Max Launch Abort System.
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The Human Spin-Off
03.19.08 - NASA education efforts benefit not only the agency, but also the world.
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STS-123 Interactive Timeline
03.12.08 - Learn more about the events taking place during this mission to the International Space Station.
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NASA Know-How Helps Athletes Rocket Through Water
02.27.08 - Champion swimmer Michael Phelps knows swimsuits. NASA researcher Steve Wilkinson knows drag reduction. Put them together and you get faster swimsuits.
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Co-op Comes Full Circle
02.20.08 - A former NASA co-op student is helping engage today's college students in NASA research.
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