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Kepler
Are we alone in the universe? Watch this video to learn more about the Kepler mission and its search for Earth-like worlds.
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Student of the Stars
A love of astronomy helped one college student set a course for a variety of science internships at JPL.
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Hubble Servicing Mission HD Videos
Watch high-definition videos of training and preparation highlights for the STS-125 mission.
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Innovative Tools for a Stellar Job
Tools from the local hardware store don't always cut it in a space environment. Watch the video to learn about some of the specially designed tools for the upcoming Hubble Servicing Mission.
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NASA Dryden's Starr Ginn – Engineer, Pilot, Mentor
NASA engineer Starr Ginn lives an aviation-filled life.
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Ares 1-X Test Flight Blog →
Learn more about the upcoming test flight and follow along as updates are posted about project progress and milestones.
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Online Poll Ranks NASA's Biggest Hits for Planet Earth
Voters selected precise global navigation made possible by NASA's pioneering research in Earth's rotation and shape as their top choice.
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Rainbows, Red Sunsets and Rocket Science Revisited →
David Diner, Ph.D., of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory discusses what the patterns of light from the sky reveal about particles in the air. Attend these lectures in Pasadena, Calif., or watch the live webcast on April 16, 2009.
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Rover Undergrad
Internships at JPL helped one woman build her career as a software engineer working on robotics.
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STS-119 Interactive Mission Timeline
Find out what's planned for each day of this 15-day space shuttle mission.
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Stars of Constellation
Discover the faces behind the hardware that will send humans to the moon and beyond.
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Free Lecture: Why Is Astronomy So Popular? →
Join astronomer David H. Levy on March 25, 2009, at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C. Or watch the live webcast online.
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Galileo's Dream: The International Year of Astronomy 2009 →
2009 has been chosen as the International Year of Astronomy. What makes this year special? Log on to the webcast on Feb. 19, 2009, to learn more.
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Climate Time Machine →
This interactive feature shows how some of the key indicators of climate change, such as temperature, sea ice extent and carbon dioxide concentrations, have changed in Earth's recent history.
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Be an INSPIRE Counselor →
NASA is seeking educators to be advisors to high school students during an eight-week summer experience at a NASA center. Applications are due Feb. 27, 2009.
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2009 NASA Great Moonbuggy Race →
Registration is now open for the 2009 race!
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New Oceanography Mission Data Now Available
Oceanography data that will help scientists around the world better understand climate change are now available.
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Living in Space
Expedition 18 astronaut Sandra Magnus writes in her journal about what it's like to live in microgravity.
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National Archives Experience: Digital Vaults →
Browse digital versions of photographs, journals and other historical documents related to NASA.
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How Things Work
These videos showcase the creativity and dedication that allow the challenges of spaceflight to become some of our greatest achievements.
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