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10 Years Later: Poupard, Horvath Recall Columbia
01.31.13 - As he watched the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster unfold on TV, Charles Poupard never imagined he'd end up helping with the debris recovery effort.
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Troutman Talks Challenges of Human Space Exploration
01.25.13 - Patrick Troutman is thinking ahead — way ahead.
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More Extreme Weather Events Forecast
01.16.13 - Get ready for more extreme weather and increasingly serious impacts on health, the economy and the environment, courtesy global climate change.
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Little Brains in a Universe of Knowledge
01.10.13 - According to the Museum of American Heritage, current estimates of brain capacity range from 1 to 1,000 terabytes. It would take 1,000 to 10,000 typical disk drives to store that much information.
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NASA Working to Improve Air Quality Knowledge
01.10.13 - Residents in Calif.'s San Joaquin Valley will see some unusual air traffic over their region in January and February of 2013 -- two NASA aircraft measuring air pollution.
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Meet David Chan, Research Aerospace Engineer at Langley
01.03.13 - This profile is part of a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
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NASA Langley Year In Review: 2012 Highlights
12.31.12 - Researchers at NASA's Langley Research Center are celebrating a year of aerospace accomplishments that took their work not only into the skies, but also to another planet.
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Autonomous Landing Hazard Avoidance Technology
12.21.12 - NASA is working on technology to autonomously land a spacecraft on Moon, Mars or even an asteroid; it's called ALHAT.
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Weaving a Future of Revolutionary Materials
12.20.12 - To turn a Madonna song on its head: Charlie Harris is living in a material world, but he is not a material ... man.
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NASA Langley Partners with Army Corps of Engineers
12.20.12 - NASA's Langley Research Center and Norfolk District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, reach agreement to have the Corps support the NASA Langley’s facility-engineering needs.
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New Building Is Looking Up
12.13.12 - Construction of New Town Phase II is well underway, with work on the building's outer shell and roof to begin soon.
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STORRM Team Commemorates with New Museum Exhibit
Members of NASA’s Langley Sensor Test for Orion Relative Navigation Risk Mitigation (STORRM) team gathered to have a “signing party.” Feeling like celebrities, each member signed the STORRM blanket, u...
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Hoberman Hopes to Leave Legacy of Ideas
12.10.12 - You could be forgiven for thinking that Chuck Hoberman is a magician.
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Cross Directorate Forum Encourages "Useful Ignorance"
12.05.12 - Sarah Crecelius wants to get people talking — and not just at each other.
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Flying the Quieter, Cleaner Skies
11.29.12 - When Fay Collier talks about tadpoles, he's not really talking about tadpoles.
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SLS Model 'Flies' Through Langley Wind Tunnel Testing
11.28.12 - NASA facilities around the country are developing America's first exploration-class rocket since the Saturn V launched astronauts to the moon.
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Safety is a Matter of the Heart
11.26.12 - Last year, NASA's Langley Research Center had an accident rate of 1.1 per 100 workers. According to employer-reported data from a 2011 OSHA report, the national average was 3.5 instances per 100 workers.
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From Earth's Caves — A Better Understanding of Mars
11.26.12 - "I have seen wonders beyond description," said Boston, a professor of cave and karst science at New Mexico Tech, during her keynote address Nov. 14 at the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) Fall Symposium in Hampton, Va.
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Roe Delivers Keynote Speech at SpaceVision Conference
11.21.12 - More than 300 university students from across the nation stared wide-eyed as a video of the International Space Station (ISS) played in front of them.
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NASA Langley Attempts to Put Data Theft to Rest
11.20.12 - An increasingly mobile workforce comes with an increasing amount of IT security threats.