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Second SpaceX Space Station Resupply Flight Ready to Go
Dragon set to deliver supplies and experiments to the orbiting laboratory.
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Restoration Planned for Kennedy Shoreline
Scientists are assessing damage caused by storms, such Hurricane Sandy, along a stretch of shoreline at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Plans are being developed to restore dunes near Launch Pads 39A and B.
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Kennedy Continues 'Pushing the Boundaries'
Kennedy Space Center Director Bob Cabana and members of his leadership team recently provided community leaders an update about NASA's ongoing work in support of current and future space program projects.
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Upgrades Will Prepare Crawlerway
Several sections of the crawlerway that lead from the Vehicle Assembly Building to the launch pads at NASA's Kennedy Space Center are getting a facelift in preparation for the new Space Launch System rocket.
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CST-100 Reviews Road to Mission Operations
Boeing's plans for its CST-100 spacecraft continue to firm up as the aerospace company works with NASA's Commercial Crew Program to establish what will be needed to communicate with the spacecraft and recover it when it returns from a mission.
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Kennedy Team Continues Space Station Support
Processing teams at Kennedy are still working to keep the station's hardware fit.
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Kennedy Engineers Designing Plant Habitat
NASA's Kennedy Space Center uses in-house expertise to develop an International Space Station Plant Habitat for microgravity plant growth studies.
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Refueling in Space to Help Enable Exploration
Space station robotic demo mirrors the vision of international space students.
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New Doppler Radar Wind Profiler Installed
NASA is replacing decades-old wind measurement equipment with upgraded Doppler radar near the Kennedy Space Center’s Shuttle Landing Facility.
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Landsat Data Continuity Mission Awaits Liftoff
When the newest Landsat spacecraft trains its state-of-the-art sensors on Earth's surface, it will provide images of our ever-changing planet in unparalleled clarity.
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Israeli Students Honor Hometown Hero
As NASA honored the astronauts lost on the Columbia's STS-107 mission, students from a crew member's hometown joined Day of Remembrance ceremonies.
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Day of Remembrance Honors 'Ultimate Sacrifice'
During NASA's annual Day of Remembrance activities at the Kennedy Space Center, employees and guests paid tribute to astronauts who perished in the conquest of space.
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Kennedy Space Center 2013
New year welcomes change and challenges.
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Engineers Building Hard-working Mining Robot
NASA engineers designed a robot intended to dig soil 16 hours a day for five years.
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NASA Takes Strides to Launch from U.S. Soil
NASA has taken a crucial step toward launching crews to the space station from the U.S. This landmark comes at the 45th anniversary of an essential stage in sending Americans to the moon.
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TDRS-K Offers Upgrade to Vital Communications Net
NASA's first launch of 2013 will lift upgraded communications satellite into orbit.
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Jacobs Holds Town Hall Meetings
With the start of the Test and Operations Support Contract, Jacobs Technology Inc. will be bringing more jobs to Florida's Space Coast as Kennedy Space Center positions itself for the next era of space exploration.
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NASA Aids Tribal School in Becoming University
Navajo Technical College recently transitioned from a two-year college to a four-year university thanks to funding from NASA’s Minority University Research and Education.
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NASA and Industry Committed to Human Spaceflight Endeavor
NASA's Commercial Crew Program and its industry partners are investing their time, money, efforts and reputations into shaping America's next-generation human spaceflight capabilities.
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Orion Teamwork Pays Off
NASA's Orion spacecraft moves toward milestones through cooperation.