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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.
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Langley-Led Project to Build Space-Based Pollution Monitor
11.19.12 - A Langley-managed team has won the latest Earth Venture mission -- the first space-based instrument to monitor major air pollutants across North America hourly during daytime.
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Advanced Manufacturing with a Common Goal
11.19.12 - No matter where you stand from inside the Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing (CCAM) 60,000 square-foot facility, you can see all the way through.
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Mason Peck: ''You Can Put Your Idea in Space''
11.16.12 - While we invest in space technology for science, it advances our economy and paves the way to an innovative future.
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CFC 2012: Give a Little, Help a Lot
11.16.12 - During the Combined Federal Campaign at NASA's Langley Research Center, the center hosted six events to help raise funds and awareness for the world's largest and most successful annual workplace charity campaign.
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Braun: NASA's Future Lies in Tech Development
11.09.12 - There's optimism in the lecture halls at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Meet Robin Hardy, Test Engineer at Langley
11.08.12 - This profile is part of a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
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Piecing Together the Energy-Efficient Building Puzzle
11.07.12 - Paul Torcellini looks at energy consumption as a puzzle — a puzzle with three big pieces.
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Communication is Not 'One Size Fits All'
11.05.12 - One person leads by hierarchy, another by consensus. One person views things practically, another with skepticism. Some respect authority, others are unimpressed by it. One person needs praise, while another just wants to be an inclusive member.
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NASA Team "Petals for the Cure"
Earlier this month, nine cyclists from NASA's Langley Research Center rode a 22-mile tour for "Petals for the Cure," a charity bike event to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer.
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The Trashiest, Steamiest Story You'll Read Today
10.30.12 - The story you're about to read has all the makings of a sleazy tabloid exposé. It's trashy. It's steamy. And if that wasn't enough: it's happening in our backyard.
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Storybook Time with Students to Celebrate Earth Science
Each October, NASA joins forces with the American Geological Institute and their partners for Earth Science Week (ESW). It’s a chance to give people of all ages the opportunity to explore the natural ...
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Hallion: Hypersonic Future 'Not Wishful Thinking'
10.22.12 - Richard Hallion really does believe that the U.S. has a need for speed.
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MTV Documents a "True Life" Journey at NASA Langley
10.19.12 - The anomaly on Thursday for Chris Wohl, who works at NASA's Langley Research Center, was an MTV production crew filming over his shoulder.
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Tearing Down and Building Up
10.17.12 - They're two of the most visible signs of the changes taking place at NASA's Langley Research Center.
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Neurons At Work
10.17.12 - Imagine the possibilities of a device that uses electrical signals from the brain to externally control computers, smartphones, or even vehicles. It’s not just science fiction. It’s reality.
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Whitcomb Inducted Into National Aviation Hall of Fame
Aeronautics engineer Richard T. Whitcomb, whose legendary research contributions made supersonic flight practical, is a now a member of the National Aviation Hall of Fame, located at the National Muse...
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Aerodynamicist Wins National Recognition
12.19.11 - Richard T. Whitcomb, whose legendary NASA research contributions helped make supersonic flight a reality, will join the National Aviation Hall of Fame Oct. 6, 2012.