Browse Archive
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NASA DASHlink →
DASHlink is a virtual laboratory for scientists and engineers to disseminate results and collaborate on research problems in health management technologies for aeronautics systems.
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2009 Hubble Postdoctoral Fellowships →
Applications are due Nov. 6, 2008. Fellows will conduct research that broadly relates to the NASA Cosmic Origins program scientific goals.
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NASA's 50th Anniversary: Where Are They Now?
Do you want to know where to see some of the most famous, cutting-edge aerospace vehicles ever flown?
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NASA Maps the Moon with Google
New higher-resolution lunar imagery and maps that include NASA multimedia content are now available on the Google Moon Web site.
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2008-09 NASA University Design Contest in Exploration Systems →
Notices of intent from college students are due Dec. 15, 2008.
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Astronaut Question and Answer
Expedition 17 astronaut Greg Chamitoff answers questions submitted online. Read his answers and send in a question.
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Student's Final Day Is Just the Beginning
A summer spent working at NASA's Langley Research Center inspired Shane Seaman to reach for the stars.
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New Software Brings the Universe to Your Computer
The incredible images from NASA's "Great Observatories" and many other NASA space- and ground-based telescopes are now available with WorldWide Telescope.
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"Searching for Earth-like Planets: NASA's Kepler Mission" Lecture →
Astronaut Janice Voss talks about NASA's upcoming Kepler mission, which will use a telescope in space to search for "transits" -- when a planet orbiting another star moves in front of its star and blocks its light.
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Searching for Meteorites at the Bottom of the World →
Join Dr. Lucy McFadden for this free, one-hour webinar taking place on Aug. 8, 2008, at 1 p.m. EDT.
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"Taking a Hit: Asteroid Impacts and Evolution" Lecture →
Dr. David Morrison, one of the world's experts on asteroid impacts, discusses the past and the future of these catastrophic hits. He explains how, in theory, humans have learned how to defend themselves.
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Countdown to the Live China Eclipse Webcast →
Engage your students with podcasts, educational activities, videos and a live webcast on Aug. 1, 2008.
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Space Science Is for Everyone
NASA and the Southeast Regional Clearinghouse offer a collection of helpful hints and resources for STEM educators who work with persons with disabilities.
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Beginner's Guide to Aeronautics →
Find background information and interactive simulations related to basic aerodynamics and propulsion. Topics include aerodynamics, propulsion, hypersonics, compressible aerodynamics, model rockets and kites.
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New NASA Web Site Focuses on Global Climate Change →
The Global Climate Change Web site provides easy-to-understand information about the causes and effects of climate change and how NASA studies it.
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Life and Work on the Moon: Art Contest Winners →
See the winning artwork from this year's contest for high school and college students.
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Explore Space With WALL-E
Are you ready to go to the edge of the galaxy?
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Buzz Lightyear in Orbit Video
See the space ranger take a tour of the International Space Station.
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Student Researchers and Educators Partner with NASA
NASA's Langley Research Center lends a hand to a project with "unparalleled success" in obtaining data by students and educators.
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Buzz Lightyear To Infinity and Beyond! Games
Play math and science games with Buzz as he learns about NASA, the space shuttle and the International Space Station.
 "Wall-E looking up at the sky")
 "Buzz Lightyear on the International Space Station")