Browse Archive
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Shuttle Detector at Heart of Volcano Alert System
A leak detector used for the space shuttle launch pads has been miniaturized and could lead to a warning system for volcanoes.
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Workforce Transition Office Opens
Kennedy's Human Resources Operations Office works closely with transition staff to help provide future job opportunities for employees.
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NASA Launches GOES-P to Monitor Earth's Weather
The partnership between NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration continue with latest launch.
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Corrosion Fighters Develop Microscopic Tools
From launch pads to cars and buildings, microcapsules full of different chemicals offer a new way to fend off rust and corrosion.
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NASA Celebrates Decade of Research, Looks Ahead
Kennedy develops many science and research technologies aboard the International Space Station
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Station Gains Unparalleled Views
The STS-130 crew delivers the final major U.S. components.
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Lighting the Way Home
Kennedy's Shuttle Landing Facility xenon lights shine brightly for a safe touchdown.
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Astronaut's Home Away from Home
NASA's crew quarters staff takes pride in caring for the astronauts as though they were family members.
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SDO to Spike Vital Space Weather Data
SDO is set to relay tons of data about the Sun and its affect on the Earth.
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Agency Remembers Fallen Astronauts
NASA recalled the heroism and sacrifice of space exploration during Day of Remembrance services at Kennedy Space Center.
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Coming In From the Cold
More than a thousand sea turtles are safe from the cold thanks to a massive rescue effort at the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge.
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KSC Engineers' Reach Exceeds Launch
The Engineering Directorate at NASA's Kennedy Space Center provides specialized expertise to a range of agency projects.
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Wiring, Safety Work Earn Chemist Top Accolades
Tracy Gibson earned Scientist/Engineer of the Year honors for contractors at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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Builder's 'Resolution' a Labor of Love
It took 15 years, but Chuck Ryan completed a shuttle crew compartment replica, though it came too late for NASA's use.
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Aerospace Archaeologists "Dig" Spaceport's Past
Thomas Penders and his team digs up the earth to find, recover and preserve sites important in aerospace history.
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Turbo Machinery Engineer Enjoys the "Hot Seat"
Jessica Tandy is the only woman currently training to be an engine move director at Kennedy Space Center.
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Physicist Earns Title as Kennedy's Best
Bob Youngquist's know-how and enthusiasm earned him Kennedy's honor as Engineer/Scientist of the Year.
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Engineer Celebrates 50-year Milestone
For Charlie Buchanan half a century at Kennedy supplies many memories.
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Mission STS-129: Delivering the Goods
A flawless launch and landing highlighted an active and dynamic mission to keep the space station supplied for several years to come.
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First-time Shuttle Launch Spectators All Atwitter
The STS-129 "Tweet up" event allowed NASA to share the excitement of a shuttle launch with a whole new audience.