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Combating Corrosion
Kennedy's Corrosion Technology Laboratory is working to reduce the impact of corrosion and even develop new corrosion-prevention technologies.
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Fallen Space Heroes Honored
Challenger families attend a 20th anniversary service at Kennedy's Space Memorial Mirror.
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Outreach Efforts Bring Joy
Kennedy's outreach program sends space memorabilia to cheer up young heart patient.
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Out of the Blue
GlobalFlyer lands at Shuttle Landing Facility.
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New Tiles Mean Better Safety
Orbiters to receive next-generation insulation tile.
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Creating NASA's Gentle Giants
A space legacy lives on.
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Kennedy Engineers Set Skydiving World Record
Kennedy trio part of 81- and 85-person jumps over Florida.
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Back in Business
More than a year after Hurricane Frances struck NASA's Kennedy Space Center, the space shuttle Thermal Protection System Facility has reopened for operations.
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NASA's Vision Goes on the Road
A new, high-tech exhibit leads Kennedy Space Center employees on a journey into the future of space exploration.
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Cleared for Departure
A pilot program to test commercial use of the space shuttle runway takes flight from Kennedy.
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Dedication on Florida's Space Coast
STS-114 Commander Eileen Collins helps dedicate veterans clinic wing.
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Center Workers Assist in Gulf Coast Recovery Efforts
Employees from Kennedy roll up their sleeves to help those in need.
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Keepers of the Light
The Cape Canaveral Lighthouse shines amid the rockets' fiery glow.
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The Eagles Have Landed
Every fall, about a dozen pairs of American bald eagles descend on Kennedy Space Center to launch their offspring.
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Hurricane Help
NASA's Floridians send hurricane help and understanding.
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Kennedy Employees 'Fall' for Safety
Center personnel participate in classes that teach them how to safely work from heights.
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The World's Greatest Piggyback Ride
Two customized 747 aircraft have the critical job of carrying space shuttle orbiters across the country.
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A Spectacular Test Flight
The first of two Return to Flight missions, STS-114 featured several accomplishments and taught NASA some important lessons.
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Red Water Sausages?
Uncovering the mystery of the rose-colored rectangles below the Solid Rocket Boosters
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Atlas V is 'Go for Launch!'
Kennedy's Launch Services team gives MRO the right rocket for the job.