The STS-127 crew will install elements of the Japanese Kibo laboratory complex.
NASA is seeking ideas from the public, academia, and industry about how to analyze and catalog notes from spaceflight pioneer Wernher von Braun into an electronic, searchable database or other system.
Educators are invited to submit inspiring uses of NASA's Hubble Space Telescope in education.
Celebrate the upcoming anniversary of the first manned explorations of the moon.
The results of the second annual NASA Lunar Art Contest are out-of-this-world productions from high school and college students from around the globe.
A one of a kind view of the STS-125 mission to upgrade the world's most famous telescope.
Be a part of exploration -- one step, one "groove" at a time! Upload your photo and show friends and family your space moves!
The STS-127 mission is delivering the final piece of the Kibo module. Learn more about Japan's first human space facility and how it enhances the unique research capabilities of the International Space Station.
A visual celebration of the most heralded space flights in history, from those who made the trip.
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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A love of astronomy helped one college student set a course for a variety of science internships at JPL.
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Watch high-definition videos of training and preparation highlights for the STS-125 mission.
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 engineer Starr Ginn lives an aviation-filled life.
Learn more about the upcoming test flight and follow along as updates are posted about project progress and milestones.
Obtain satellite imagery and scientific information about Earth from this Web site. It focuses on Earth's climate and environment change.
Voters selected precise global navigation made possible by NASA's pioneering research in Earth's rotation and shape as their top choice.
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.
Internships at JPL helped one woman build her career as a software engineer working on robotics.
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A NASA-funded study describes how extreme solar eruptions could have severe consequences for communications, power grids and other technology on Earth.