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Fashion Students Lend Expertise to NASA Technology Development
NASA engineers are tapping into the creativity of fashion students to help integrate displays, controls and sensors into clothing.
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Shuttle Replica Completes Journey to Houston
The space shuttle full-scale replica completes its eight-day journey from the Kennedy Space Center to Space Center Houston, near the NASA Johnson Space Center.
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Rotary Recognizes Michael Coats, Stellar Winners
The Rotary National Award for Space Achievement Foundation honored Johnson Space Center director Michael Coats with the National Space Trophy, as well as 21 individuals and seven teams with Stellar Awards.
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Center Director Mike Coats Receives 2012 National Space Trophy
The 2012 National Space Trophy winner is former astronaut, Captain, USN (Ret.), and NASA Johnson Space Center (JSC) Director Michael L. Coats.
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Students Get Submerged in STEM Education
Students took part in a Marine Advanced Technology Education Texas Regional Competition on April 14.
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Cocker Spaniel Gets VIP Treatment at Space Center Houston
NASA astronaut Mike Foreman and Space Center Houston helped make a little dog’s last days happy.
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April History Milestone: STS-1, STS-37 and Apollo 13
April is a historic month for noteworthy missions controlled by Johnson Space Center's flight controllers.
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Student Design Team Gets a Taste for NASA Engineering
Mechanical engineering seniors at Prairie View A&M University have been working on a prototype that may help engineers test hardware and projects in a simulated microgravity environment on Earth.
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New Online Database Enables Researchers to Update Risks to Crew Health
NASA's Human Research Wiki is an online database of critical medical conditions that could impact the health and performance of crew members on long-duration space missions.
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Dusty Glaciers Could Explain Valles Marineris Deposits on Mars
Researchers from Johnson Space Center and the Planetary Science Institute have proposed a new hypothesis to explain a class of enigmatic geologic features on Mars.
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Apollo Astronaut Shares Story of NASA’s Earthrise Photo
None of the astronauts aboard Apollo 8 were prepared for the spellbinding moment when they would first see their home planet rise from behind the desolate lunar horizon.
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RATS 2012: Asteroid Simulation Mission
NASA’s Research and Technology Studies team created a simulated near-Earth asteroid exploration mission in the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility.
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Local School Band Plays Song to Honor Shuttle Program
The band at Westbrook Intermediate honored the Space Shuttle Program by commissioning and performing a song to pay tribute to the shuttle.
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WSTF Emergency Crews Help Crash Victims
The White Sands Test Facility emergency services facilitates the remote hazardous testing that is done at the site and assists in the community.
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Unveiling a Stunning Earth Through Photo Sequence
While looking at International Space Station astronauts' images of Earth, Melissa Dawson had an idea that would change how we see our planet.
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Robotic Technology Lends More Than Just a Helping Hand
While Robonaut has been busy testing its technology aboard station, NASA and GM have been working together to find new uses of those technologies.
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Taking Green to a New Level
Johnson Space Center team members have been observing the renovation of Building 12, one of the most visible of the ongoing construction projects at the center.
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Student Scientists to Submit Space Station Experiments
Students have the chance to envision and design their own experiment for the ultimate prize -- flying it on the International Space Station.
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Conference Unites Educators, Aerospace Professionals
Educators from around the world participated the 18th Annual Space Exploration Educator Conference held at NASA’s Johnson Space Center and Space Center Houston.
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Educators Soar for Science
A host of educators from around the country soared for science and experienced weightlessness as participants in NASA’s Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program.