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Astronaut Selection →
01.21.09 - Ever wonder if you've got the "right stuff" to be a NASA astronaut? Visit this site to learn more about the selection process and how you can apply.
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Technical Seminar Series →
01.13.09 - View archived videos of seminars featuring key researchers behind critical areas of aeronautics research.
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Explore the Entire Region of the Sun's Influence
12.19.08 - Inspired by a desire to make finding space physics information as easy as book lovers locate a text on Amazon.com, the heliophysics virtual observatories offer a wealth of resources to learn more about the sun, Earth and heliosphere.
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A Breath of Fresh Air
12.09.08 - Research conducted by students today may help astronauts of the future breathe easier.
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Exposing Students to Space Research
12.02.08 - Montana State University students created materials science experiments that were conducted outside the International Space Station.
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Astronaut Journals
11.18.08 - Space missions and spaceflight training often inspire astronauts to write about their experiences. Here is a collection of astronauts' letters, reports and other writings.
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NASA Education Spacesuits and Spacewalks Web Site
Learn about spacesuits and how they have evolved. Meet people who design, build and work with them.
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Space Station Science
11.12.08 - Find detailed information about the scientific experiments being conducted on the International Space Station.
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NASA Lecture Series: Professor Stephen Hawking
11.04.08 - Watch a video of Professor Stephen Hawking's lecture titled "Why We Should Go Into Space," including a segment on science education by Lucy Hawking.
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NASA Tests Rover Concepts in Arizona
10.24.08 - NASA is practicing for future lunar road trips on the moon-like terrain of Arizona.
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Rapid Retreat: Ice Shelf Loss Along Canadian Coast →
10.28.08 - Beginning in late July 2008, the remaining ice shelves along the northern coast of Canada's Ellesmere Island underwent rapid retreat, losing a total of 214 square kilometers (83 square miles).
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A Quest for Astronomy's "Holy Grail"
10.21.08 - Sarah Seager hopes her exoplanet research will help "complete the Copernican Revolution."
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Sensors Advance Lunar Landing Project
10.15.08 - NASA is developing technologies that will allow lunar landers to automatically detect landing hazards and identify and navigate to the location of a safe landing site.
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Changing the World, One Student at a Time
09.16.08 - For 10 years, the DEVELOP program has pushed the envelope of the traditional summer internship. The program encourages students to join in research projects with big implications for society.
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NASA's Carl Sagan Fellows to Study Extraterrestrial Worlds
09.03.08 - NASA announced Wednesday the new Carl Sagan Postdoctoral Fellowships in Exoplanet Exploration, created to inspire the next generation of explorers seeking to learn more about planets, and possibly life, around other stars.
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A Model Internship
09.02.08 - Winning an internship contest gave Conor Marr the opportunity to simulate helicopter dynamics at NASA.
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Next Stop: Hubble
08.19.08 - Explore topics related to NASA's journey back to the Hubble Space Telescope on Servicing Mission 4, scheduled for October 2008.
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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.