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Making Connections
The opportunity to work at NASA while attending college helped astronaut Karen Nyberg connect what she was learning in school with real-world research.
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Further Futures of Flight
Students shared their visions for improving air transportation in a recent NASA contest.
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Sharing the Stars
A NASA astrophysicist is encouraging students and the public to "look up."
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NASA Launches IYA 2009 Web Site
The International Year of Astronomy comes 400 years after Galileo's historic gaze into the night sky.
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JPL Podcast: "IT Came From Vesta" →
Listen to the tale of visitors from the asteroid belt. Did they come from the solar system's second largest asteroid, and if so, why?
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The 2008 FIRST Robotics Competition
Find out how NASA is participating in the 2008 FIRST Robotics competition!
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On Tour: POLAR-PALOOZA
Scientists take their "chilling" stories of the poles on the road in a nationwide tour.
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Bonus Round at Saturn Audio Podcast →
Find out how the Cassini spacecraft will spend its newly announced two years of bonus time around Saturn.
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Brain Bites Video: What's the Ultimate Training Ground? →
Professional skateboarder Anthony Furlong knows that training is a key to success. Find out where astronauts planning for a trip to Mars train for the mission.
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International Space Station Control Room
With this interactive feature, learn about the different station flight controllers and where they sit in the Mission Control Center.
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Countdown to Hubble Servicing Mission 4
View this video to find out more about the upcoming shuttle mission to the Hubble Space Telescope.
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The Drive for Lunar Exploration
NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race lets students work on the same challenges engineers are facing.
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Dawn Has a Date With Astronomic Asteroids
More than 4 billion years old, the massive Vesta and Ceres asteroids could be windows into the "dawn" of the solar system.
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Podcast: Space Sounds Hint of Moon Rings →
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has found evidence of rings around Saturn's second-largest moon, Rhea. This would be the first discovery ever of rings around a moon.
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Assuring NASA's Future
NASA engineer Sonya Hutchinson gives her time to inspire tomorrow's aerospace workforce.
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Faces of Antarctica
There’s more to Antarctica's icy landscape than meets the eye.
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STS-123 Astronaut Webcast
Submit a mission-related question to be answered by a NASA astronaut during the live webcast on March 10, 2008.
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Landsat Image Mosaic of Antarctica →
Discover Antarctica in greater detail than ever before by exploring this virtually cloudless, seamless and high-resolution satellite view of Antarctica.
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STS-122 Info Orb
Help Space Kid collect orbs to learn how the Columbus module will sail to the space station on the STS-122 space shuttle mission.
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Columbus Sets Sail
The STS-122 shuttle mission will deliver the Columbus laboratory to the space station.