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NASA Ames to Host JASON Event for Thousands of Students
01.26.05 - Pull on a pair of galoshes and be transported on an exciting adventure exploring the mysteries and marvels of Louisiana's disappearing wetlands.
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NASA to Share Exploration Vision with Hawaii Explorer Schools
01.25.05 - NASA's Chief Education Officer, Dr. Adena Williams Loston, will share NASA's excitement and plans for the Vision for Space Exploration with Hawaii.
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NASA to Help Celebrate Onizuka Legacy in Hawaii
01.21.05 - NASA's Chief Education Officer, Dr. Adena Loston and Expedition 9 astronaut Michael Finke joins the Onizuka family to celebrate the life of astronaut Onizuka.
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NASA Selects Student Team to Conduct 'Real-World' Science
01.10.05 - NASA announced the winner of the first nationwide science contest that provides students an opportunity to conduct their own research.
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Polluted Clouds Hold Less Water & Cool Earth Less
12.23.04 - A NASA study found some clouds that form on tiny haze particles are not cooling the Earth as much as previously thought.
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Aviation and Patient Safety
12.17.04 - NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif., has awarded a contract to Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH), Inc., McLean, Va., to operate existing safety reporting systems that benefit both NASA and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) patients.
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NASA Scientists Discuss Giant Atmospheric Brown Cloud
12.15.04 - NASA scientists say that a giant, smoggy brown cloud, which forms over South Asia and the Indian Ocean, has intercontinental reach.
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NASA Nanotechnology to Improve Microelectronics
12.15.04 - NASA Ames in California's Silicon Valley, and Nanoconduction, Inc., are launching a partnership to advance scientific and commercial utilization of NASA's nanotechnology research by developing better cooling systems for microelectronics.
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NASA Scientists Link Greenhouse Gases to Insects and Trees
12.13.04 - Insect control and tree planting could greatly affect Earth's greenhouse gases, according to NASA scientists.
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NASA Ames Celebrates 65 Years of Innovation
12.08.04 - NASA Ames invites the public to a free public all-day event at the NASA Ames Exploration Center on Dec. 20.
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NASA Ames Celebrates 65 Years of Innovation
12.08.04 - 65 years ago, a young aeronautics engineer turned the first shovel of dirt on what today is NASA Ames Research Center.
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NASA Announces News Conferences at AGU Fall Meeting
12.08.04 - NASA researchers will present findings about Earth and space science topics at the American Geophysical Union Meeting in San Francisco, Dec. 13-17.
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Astrobiology Education Web Adds Dynamic Atmosphere Module
11.17.04 - NASA education experts help students investigate the importance of an atmosphere.
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NASA Challenges Students to Design for the Future of Flight
11.16.04 - Aeronautics education takes a flight to the future.
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NASA Scientists Help Create Complete Human Genome Activity
11.15.04 - NASA scientists' recent research on human DNA are enhancing our knowledge about human genetics.
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NASA Advances Water Recycling for Space Travel and Earth Use
11.12.04 - Would Columbus have reached the New World if his ships could not carry enough water for their crews?
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Supercomputer Ranked Among World's Fastest
11.08.04 - NASA's newest supercomputer, 'Columbia,' was named one of the world's most powerful.
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NASA Technology Featured at National Computer Conference
11.01.04 - NASA's cutting-edge research and technology will be showcased at the SC2004.
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NASA Unveils Its Newest, Most Powerful Supercomputer
10.26.04 - The "Columbia" is one of the world's most powerful supercomputing systems.
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NASA to Broadcast Supercomputer News Briefing on Internet
10.25.04 - News media are invited to view a Webcast of a news conference for NASA's newest supercomputer.