Browse Archive
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Letters to Earth →
Astronaut Don Pettit arrived at the space station on Dec. 23, 2011. Read his journal entries as he documents his time on the orbiting laboratory.
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Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle
See videos and articles about NASA's next manned spacecraft.
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Orion: From Factory to Flight
NASA is making steady progress on building the Orion spacecraft, which will take astronauts deeper into space than ever before.
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Applied Engineering and Technology Interns →
Interns at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center share their stories of how they spent their summer at NASA.
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NASA-Supported Student Team Wins iGEM Contest
12.13.11 - A team of nine undergraduate students from Brown and Stanford universities understood this potential and visited NASA’s Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., last summer, to make the first contributions of synthetic biology to human space exploration and sustained colonization as members of a combined Brown-Stanford team.
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2012 and the End of Days Phenomena →
Join Dr. Don Yeomans on Dec. 8-9, 2011, in Pasadena, Calif., for two free lectures. Or watch the live webcast online.
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NASA University Research Center Faculty Honored
11.04.11 - Astronauts use computers and models of the shuttle to practice using robotic arms in space.
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Unlikely Chemical Engineer
11.02.11 - Studying chemistry was not on NASA intern Crae Sosa's radar in high school. But chemical engineering is the right fit for him now.
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Students Examine Launch Pad for Flame Trench Model
10.24.11 - A team of Louisiana State University students are preparing to build a model flame trench to help Kennedy find a protective coating.
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Spreading the STEM Message by Example →
NASA puts focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics at the Hispanic Engineering, Science, and Technology Conference.
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What On Earth? Blog →
NASA has more earth scientists on staff than any other institution in the world. Get a glimpse of earth science taking place at NASA.
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Shaping Careers and Colleges
10.12.2011 - Everyone knows a competition can be a wonderful experience, but sometimes it can change a career and a curriculum.
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Hispanic Heritage Month →
NASA's Undergraduate Student Research Project celebrates diversity by highlighting interns with Hispanic heritage.
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Ground Water Sustainability and Climate Change
10.05.11 - A NASA Space Grant internship shifted Luis Huizar's interest from the chemistry lab to computer modeling focusing on potable water for future generations.
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Blog: A Lab Aloft →
Keep up with the ongoing research taking place on the International Space Station with this blog run by the team of scientists behind the research.
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Sizing Up Space Exploration
09.21.11 - Students from Navajo Technical College in New Mexico assist NASA with laser scanning techniques.
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Fragile Oasis →
Founded by NASA astronaut Ron Garan, this site features blogs and projects to inspire people to improve life on our planet. Get involved and make a positive impact!
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Don't Let Inexperience Stop You From Flying
08.24.11 - This college team didn't let inexperience keep them from trying something new.
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NASA Pipeline Success Stories →
Visit this site to read profiles of people who started in education projects at NASA's Johnson Space Center and are now working for NASA full-time as a civil servants or contractors.
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A Celebration LARSS' Past, NASA's Future
They came to celebrate the last 25 years of the Langley Aerospace Research Summer Scholars program, but also to talk of the agency's next 25 years.