The NASA Lunar Science Institute is a new organization that supplements and extends existing NASA lunar science programs.
NASA Research Park
Virtual Institutes and Collaborations
Lunar Science Institute
NASA Research Park
NASA has a bold new vision for the 21st century. In the heart of Silicon Valley, NASA is developing a world-class R&D campus: the NASA Research Park.
NASA Astrobiology Institute
How does life begin and evolve? Is there life elsewhere in the Universe? What is the future of life on Earth and beyond? NAI carries out collaborative research and education in astrobiology
Ames Expeditions
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Ames Expeditions
Some NASA Ames Research Center scientists take expeditions on Earth to prepare for future missions to distant moons and planets. From testing robots to trying out new procedures, scientists and engineers simulate extraterrestrial missions on our planet. Scientists also take expeditions to examine extreme forms of life on Earth. Those living things may well be similar to potential life on other worlds, according to astrobiologists. To learn more, visit the NASA Ames "Expeditions" pages.
Technology Features
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Exploration at NASA
Selected Technology Capabilities and Facilities in support of the Vision for Space Exploration.
Research at Ames
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Aeronautics Research →
Learn more about aeronautics research at Ames
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Science @ Ames →
Learn more about science at Ames
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OMEGA
Offshore Membrane Enclosure for Growing Algae
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Kepler
NASA's search for habitable planets.
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SOFIA
Stratospheric Observatory For Infrared Astronomy
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SimLabs →
Advancing the science of flight.
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DASHlink →
Discovery in Aeronautics Systems Health
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3D Vision Lab
Home of the Ames High–Speed 3D Scanner
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Tropi Experiment
Learn more about the seeds growing in space.