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Program Passes Milestone for Spaceport Advances
The 21st Century Ground Systems Program passed a major milestone as it moves Kennedy toward a multi-use spaceport.
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Companies Making Strides Toward Space
Seven aerospace companies are moving forward with space transportation system designs under the Commercial Crew Program's Commercial Crew Development Round 2 (CCDev2) activities.
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Growing Knowledge in Space
Microgravity target of current plant experiments.
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Mars Rover Well-Equipped for Studies
NASA's Curiosity rover is outfitted with everything a geologist needs on a remote world.
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Mobile Launcher Moves to Launch Pad
The mobile launcher is making the longest trip of its young life today to begin a two-week series of structural tests at Launch Pad 39B at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Launch Team Focuses on Unique Needs of Curiosity
The Mars Science Laboratory will demand a lot of power, too much for solar panels. So NASA is using a differrent source of fuel.
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Starfighters Tested at Kennedy
Plans to launch small satellites into orbit from the wings of a supersonic jet are put to the test.
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Boeing to Build Commercial Spacecraft at Kennedy
In an innovative agreement that will create new jobs, NASA today announced a partnership with Space Florida to occupy, use and modify facilities at Kennedy Space Center.
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Delta II Poised to Launch NPP
A technological trailblazer is poised to lift off from a California launch pad to take a place in space to show us what is happening on Earth.
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CCP and Excalibur Sign Space Act Agreement
Agreement part of the Commercial Crew Development Round 2 activities.
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Florida Governor Tours Orion Facilities
Florida Gov. Rick Scott saw the facilities at Kennedy Space Center that will be used to assemble and process the Orion spacecraft in the future.
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Launch Services Program Info Now on NASA App
On the go and looking for information about NASA's Launch Services Program? Now, there's an app for that.
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Bolden Touts Progress During Mobile Launcher Tour
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden took a firsthand look at the Mobile Launcher that will serve as the launch pad for the Space Launch System.
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GRAIL Puts MoonKAM in Students' Control
Classrooms to become mini mission control centers.
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D-RATS Set Sights on Asteroid
The Desert Research and Technology Studies group, known as D-RATS, ventured to Arizona to find out how to explore an asteroid.
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Enterprise Pods Tested for Move
Teams at Kennedy evaluated the steps to install flight-worthy pods to Enterprise for upcoming move.
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Launch Pad 39B Retooled for Future
Launch Pad 39B at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida is taking the shape of a launch complex to serve future rockets.
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'Apollo 18' Myths Debunked, NASA-style
End of moon missions vastly different from horror movie version.
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New Launch System to Rival Saturn V
NASA's Space Launch System will use powerful engines and boosters to take astronatus further into space than ever before.
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Florida is Base for U.S. National Lab
The U.S. national laboratory aboard the ISS is now managed at Kennedy's Space Life Sciences Laboratory.