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Damage Detectives Inspect Shuttle on Orbit

09.14.05 - More than 100 cameras offered unprecedented views as Discovery climbed through the atmosphere. But these elaborate camera systems were designed to do more than dazzle home viewers.
Students Team with NASA on Space Experiments

08.25.05 - Talk about a serious high school experiment! A group of teens is helping NASA study materials on the International Space Station.
Gearing up for a Smooth Landing

08.17.05 - NASA Glenn's "list man," Pat Dunlap, crossed off a task as Discovery landed safely.
An Angel Watches Over

07.29.05 - As a boy, Angel Otero dreamed of working for NASA. Now, he's helping NASA make Space Shuttles safer.
Shooting for Safety

07.05.05 - Engineers test Shuttle parts for their ability to withstand hits from debris, such as foam and ice, in the Ballistics Impact Laboratory.
Man With a Mission

02.09.05 - Kelly Carney is living his dream, and getting humans back into space.

Attention Scanner Radio Listeners

07.28.05 - Cuyahoga County residents with radio frequency scanners can hear live air-to-ground status reports and mission press briefings. Glenn's Amateur Radio Club is retransmitting the signal for this and all upcoming Shuttle missions.
NASA Glenn Contributes to STS-114

07.11.05 - Through a two-year extensive testing and analysis effort, NASA Glenn researchers have worked to help prepare Discovery for the agency's Return to Flight.