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Focus on Marshall
August, 2009: 'Focus on Marshall' Highlights Lunar Lander Technology, Remote Sensing Used to Study Public Health
A new spin on lunar landings and NASA technology used to study how different environments affect our health are the subjects of the August episode of the Marshall Space Flight Center’s video program, “Focus on Marshall.” The “Focus on Marshall” team takes viewers to the East Test Area where Marshall is testing pintle, or a single-feed, fuel injector engine technology that may enable the return to the moon. The episode’s second segment highlights the partnership between NASA and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Viewers will learn how NASA’s remote sensing technology – used to study climates and environmental effects on Earth – is being applied to study health issues across the country.
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A new spin on lunar landings and NASA technology used to study how different environments affect our health are the subjects of the August episode of the Marshall Space Flight Center’s video program, “Focus on Marshall.” The “Focus on Marshall” team takes viewers to the East Test Area where Marshall is testing pintle, or a single-feed, fuel injector engine technology that may enable the return to the moon. The episode’s second segment highlights the partnership between NASA and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. Viewers will learn how NASA’s remote sensing technology – used to study climates and environmental effects on Earth – is being applied to study health issues across the country. → View Video
Focus on Marshall Episodes
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Focus on Marshall: July, 2009
LRO, LCROSS
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Focus on Marshall: June, 2009
Michoud Assembly Facility Upgrade, Ares Parachute Tests
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Focus on Marshall: May, 2009
Lunar Regolith Simulant project, SRB Thrust Oscillation Testing
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