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Shuttle Endeavour Grand Opening at CSC Tuesday
NASA's last space shuttle Endeavour goes on public display following grand opening ceremonies Oct. 30 at the California Science Center in Los Angeles.
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NASA Dryden F/A-18 To Chase 'Faint' Sonic Booms
NASA embarks on its latest effort to soften sonic booms as a NASA F/A-18 takes to the air in the Farfield Investigation of No Boom Threshold project.
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NASA Radar Shows Thick and Thin of Gulf Oil Spill
JPL's specialized 3-D imaging radar on Dryden's C-20A identified oil type from 2010 Gulf spill, can improve assessment and response in future spills.
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IceBridge Antarctic Campaign Nears Halfway Mark
Operation IceBridge scientists conduct web chat from NASA's DC-8 flying laboratory during mission over Antarctica with students in the United States.
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NASA C-20A Completes Radar Study of Volcanoes
NASA's Airborne Science C-20A, carrying a synthetic aperture radar, recently completed a study of volcanoes in Alaska, Aleutian Islands and Japan.
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Cosmos 1 Balloon Combines Ingenuity, Inspiration
Jerry and Cindy Holmes' unique hot air balloon represents both NASA's ingenuity and its goal to encourage students to embrace math and science.
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NASA's Global Hawk Investigated Hurricane Nadine
Global Hawk returns to NASA Dryden Flight Research Center after scientists studied Hurricane Nadine for almost a month during the HS3 mission.
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Shuttle Endeavour Arrives at CSC After 2-Day Trip
It took much longer than planned, but space shuttle Endeavour arrived at its new home at the California Science Center Sunday afternoon.
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Neil Armstrong Remembered at Gathering of Eagles
Famed pilot and astronaut honored posthumously by the Flight Test Historical Foundation with its Eagle Award for his contributions to flight research.
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NASA's DC-8 Resumes Operation Icebridge Flights
Scientists and flight crew with NASA's Operation IceBridge mission began another Antarctic campaign this month to study Earth's changing polar ice.