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Media Invited to View UP Aerospace Launch for NASA
06.17.2013 - The first suborbital rocket launch from Spaceport America funded by NASA's Flight Opportunities Program to carry multiple space technology payloads will launch on June 21.
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NASA Retired Scientist Wins Alvin Seiff Memorial Award
06.17.2013 - A NASA scientist, whose research and leadership helped revolutionize planetary probe and sample return technology, today received an award for his work.
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Ames Co-Hosts Planetary Probe Workshop
06.17.2013 - One of humankind’s most challenging ventures, sending vehicles to other worlds, will draw 150 experts for the International Planetary Probe Workshop.
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NASA Ames Hosts New Solar Mission Launch Events
06.11.2013 - Reporters are invited to interview team members at NASA Ames in addition to viewing live launch coverage and televised news broadcasts.
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NASA Selects Suborbital Space Technology Payloads
NASA has selected 21 more space technology payloads for flights on commercial reusable launch vehicles, balloons, and a commercial parabolic aircraft.
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IRIS Launch Broadcast Viewing at NASA Ames [sold out]
06.26.2013 - On Wednesday, June 26, NASA’s newest mission, the Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph or IRIS, will launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. IRIS will take flight using a Pegasus XL rocket, carried aloft by an Orbital Sciences L-1011 aircraft from Vandenberg. This exciting launch will broadcast live at the NASA Ames Visitor Center at NASA’s Ames Research Center.
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Kepler Mission Manager Update: 503 New Candidates
06.07.2013 - The Kepler spacecraft remains in its Point Rest State (PRS) and is operating well in this mode.