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NASA Co-Sponsors Nanotechnology Conference in Silicon Valley
05.17.05 - Hundreds of industry leaders are expected to attend the two-day Nano 2005 Conference in Silicon Valley June 7-8 to learn about the latest innovations in nanotechnology.
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NASA Scientists Solve Mars South Pole Mystery
05.13.05 - NASA scientists have solved an age-old mystery by finding that Mars' southern polar cap is offset from its geographical south pole because of two different polar climates.
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Gravity and Aging In Space To Be Discussed At NASA Lecture
04.27.05 - Can gravity have an effect on aging?
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New NASA Software Detects 'Bugs' in Java Computer Code
04.26.05 - NASA scientists today announced they are releasing free software that will find 'bugs,' or defects, in Java computer code.
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NASA's Fifth Annual Aero Expo to Focus on Future of Flight
04.21.05 - NASA hosts four-day event featuring fun educational aeronautics presentations, hands-on activities, and displays.
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NASA Ames Deputy Director to Share Space Excitement with Blind Students
04.18.05 - NASA Ames Deputy Director Stan Newberry will visit students at the Georgia Academy for the Blind in Macon, Ga on Monday, April 25, to share the excitement of space. He will also deliver a set of books about space in Braille to the students.
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NASA Sponsors Eighth Annual Botball Robotics Competition
04.15.05 - Middle and high school students compete in Northern California Botball Robotics Tournament.
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NASA and Aerospace Corp to Make 'Black Box' for Spacecraft
04.12.05 - NASA and a nonprofit partner recently agreed to develop the first 'black box' for spacecraft and hope to test a prototype as early as 2006.
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NASA Testing Human-Robot Interactions in Utah Desert
04.12.05 - NASA robots and geologists are simulating an expedition to another planet during a field test expected to continue until April 15 in a Utah desert.
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NASA Adds a Physical Element to Learning Mathematics
04.04.05 - NASA scientists and education experts this month are conducting student evaluations of 'Smart Skies', one of of NASA's newest math-related educational products.
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NASA Awards Task Order for Supercomputing Research
04.04.05 - NASA has awarded a task order valued at approximately $49.4 million to an Arlington, Va., company to support supercomputing research.
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Astrobiology Researchers Meet to Share New Findings
03.31.05 - Reporters are invited to hear NASA scientists discuss key aspects of astrobiology during the meeting taking place April 10-14, 2005, at the Millennium Harvest House Hotel, Boulder, Colo.
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NASA Scientists to Discuss Risks of Moon Dust
03.24.05 - NASA scientists will discuss the risks of moon dust on astronauts during a workshop entitled "Biological Effects of Lunar Dust," March 29-31 in Sunnyvale, Calif.
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New Software Allows UAVs to Team up for Virtual Experiments
03.24.05 - Small uninhabited aerial vehicles (UAVs) flown in a NASA research experiment use principles derived from studies of fish and bird motions.
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Shuttle Astronauts Available for Interview at NASA Ames
03.16.05 - Return to Flight commander Eileen M. Collins and pilot James M. Kelly will be available for question-and-answer session with the news media on March 23, 2005.
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Robotic Astrobiology Expedition Yields Significant Science Findings
03.16.05 - Scientists announced today that they identified habitats and microbial life using a rover in Chile's arid Atacama desert that may bode well for future missions to Mars.
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NASA Scientists Create a 'Gene Map' for Healthier Kidneys
03.08.05 - NASA scientists and academic colleagues are studying tiny hairs inside microorganisms to find clues about kidney disease.
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NASA Ames Lodges Iraq Vets' Families During Hospital Visits
03.08.05 - Relatives of Iraq War injured veterans now can stay in lodging at NASA Ames Research Center during trips to a nearby veterans' hospital.
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NASA Launches New Exploration Lecture Series Season
03.07.05 - Author and explorer John F. Ross will discuss NASA plans to return to the moon and explore Mars, at a free public talk on March 15.
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NASA Study Suggests Giant Space Clouds Iced Earth
03.03.05 - Eons ago, giant clouds in space may have led to global extinctions.