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NASA Studies True Colors of Evergreen Rainforests
03.12.07 - NASA satellites reveal that Amazon forests are neither evergreen nor dependent on constant rain, and are capable of manufacturing their seasons.
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Student Robotics Teams to 'Rack and Roll' Silicon Valley Regional
03.12.07 - Not all of the competitive excitement in the month of March is for college basketball. Forty-eight high school robotics teams will battle on March 15-17 at the FIRST Robotics Silicon Valley Regional at the Event Center at San Jose State University.
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NASA Ames to Host International Space University Summer Session
03.07.07 - NASA announced on March 7, 2007 that the International Space University Summer Session Program in 2009 will be held at the Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif.
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NASA to Explore Future Collaborations with State of Hawaii
03.07.07 - NASA officials announced Wednesday they have agreed to explore future collaborations with the state of Hawaii in commercial space initiatives and programs supporting research, education and workforce development.
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NASA Awards Supercomputing Time for Advanced Research
03.02.07 - NASA has awarded 4.75 million hours of supercomputing time for the coming year to leading U.S. researchers. This computing time is intended to help scientists solve some of the most challenging research problems involving turbulent fluid flow, naval ship design, combustion for power generation, and ocean convection.
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NASA, Virgin Galactic, to Explore Future Cooperation
02.21.07 - NASA officials signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday with a U.S. company, Virgin Galactic, LLC, to explore the potential for collaborations on the development of space suits, heat shields for spaceships, hybrid rocket motors and hypersonic vehicles capable of traveling five or more times the speed of sound.
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NASA Ames Researchers Featured at Annual Science Meeting
02.08.07 - NASA researchers to discuss Mars as a life-sustaining planet, potential asteroid impacts on Earth and other topics at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) in San Francisco.
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Administrator's Remarks on the Fiscal Year 2008 Budget
02.05.07 - This morning, the President announced his Fiscal Year 2008 budget request for the entire federal government. This includes a $17.3 billion request for NASA, a 3.1 percent increase over the President’s FY 2007 request for the Agency.
› FY 2008 Related Documents
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NASA Moon-Impactor Mission Passes Major Review
02.02.07 - NASA's drive to return astronauts to the moon and later probe deeper into space achieved a key milestone recently when agency officials approved critical elements of a moon impact mission scheduled to launch in October 2008.
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NASA Announces FY 08 Budget News Conference
02.01.07 - NASA Administrator Michael Griffin will brief news media about the agency's Fiscal Year 2008 budget at 10 a.m. PST, Monday, Feb. 5. Reporters are invited to observe a live broadcast of the budget news conference at NASA Headquarters in the main auditorium, Bldg. N-201, at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Calif.
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NASA Flight to Include Experiment by Washington State Students
01.29.07 - Washington State students will have a unique opportunity to conduct microgravity research on NASA's 'Weightless Wonder' reduced-gravity aircraft.
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NASA GeneSat Shows Small Satellites Can Deliver Big Science
01.11.07 - A small NASA satellite has proven that scientists can quickly design and launch inexpensive spacecraft -- and conduct significant science.
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Mission Status Report: NASA GeneSat-1 Experiment Generates Excellent Data
12.21.06
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Mission Status Report: NASA Experiment on GeneSat-1 Satellite Excites Scientists
12.20.06 - Scientists conducting a biology experiment aboard NASA's GeneSat-1 earth-orbiting satellite have been issuing upbeat reports.
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STS-116 Astronauts to Chat with Alaska Students from Space
12.19.06 - Approximately 200 students at the Challenger Learning Center of Alaska in Kenai and more than a thousand students across Alaska will have the opportunity to chat with the crew of STS-116.
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Mission Status Report: NASA Starts Experiment on Orbiting GeneSat-1 Satellite
12.18.06 - Scientists today started the biology experiment aboard NASA's GeneSat-1 satellite, which is orbiting Earth.
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NASA and Google to Bring Space Exploration Down to Earth
12.18.06 - NASA Ames Research Center and Google have signed a Space Act Agreement that formally establishes a relationship to work together on a variety of challenging technical problems.
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Mission Status Report: NASA's Orbiting GeneSat-1 Radios Data to Team on Earth
12.17.06 - NASA's GeneSat-1 satellite continues to orbit Earth, and researchers are receiving radioed data from the spacecraft.
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Mission Status Report: NASA's GeneSat-1 Reaches Orbit on Air Force Rocket
12.16.06 - NASA's GeneSat-1 reached orbit on Dec. 16, and the satellite's locator beacon was detected.
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NASA Ames Schedules Briefing to Discuss Google Agreement
12.15.06 - Media briefing announcing details of Space Act Agreement with Google, Inc.