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This Month in Exploration - February
02.02.09 - Twenty-five years ago American astronauts performed the first untethered excursions. Read more historical facts in This Month in Exploration.
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This Month in Exploration - January
01.09.09 - Five years ago NASA's Stardust spacecraft navigated through a cloud of ice and dust to return images of comet Wild 2. Read more historical facts in This Month in Exploration.
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Poetic Universe
12.16.08 - Girl Scouts in Ohio and Illinois used images from NASA's online image galleries as their inspiration to write poems.
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Temporary Position or Exceptional Career?
12.10.08 - When Erwin Zaretsky interviewed with NACA in Cleveland in 1957, he was looking for a temporary position. More than 50 years later, he's a NASA Glenn chief engineer.
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This Month in Exploration - December
12.03.08 - Forty years ago the crew of Apollo 8 transmitted the first image of Earth from space. Read more historical facts in This Month in Exploration.
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Study Investigates Mental Overload in Pilots
11.26.08 - Advanced technology could help pilots when they are operating under dangerous levels of stress, fatigue and distraction.
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A Window to the Body
After his father had cataract surgery, a NASA Glenn engineer invented a noninvasive method of detecting the disease before surgery becomes necessary.
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Standing the Test of Time
11.14.08 - Earl Hanes started to work at NASA through the apprentice program in 1953. Today he's doing research that will send us back to the moon.
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Station Hardware and Experiments Launch on Endeavour
11.13.08 - When Space Shuttle Endeavour launches on its journey to the International Space Station Friday, it will carry two major pieces of space hardware designed, built and tested at NASA's Glenn Research Center.
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This Month in Exploration - November
11.03.08 - Five years ago scientists observed the largest solar flare in recorded history. Read more historical facts in This Month in Exploration.