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Dark Energy Stifles Growth in Universe
Astronomers have clearly seen the effects of dark energy on the most massive collapsed objects in the Universe.
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Drama in the Tarantula's Heart
The Tarantula Nebula produces intense radiation and searing winds of multimillion-degree gas.
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James Webb Telescope Mirrors Chill Out at Marshall
The first of 18 mirror segments of the James Webb Space Telescope arrived this week at Marshall Center for testing at Marshall’s X-ray & Cryogenic Facility.
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Rocket Motor Test Helps NASA's Shuttle and Ares I
NASA's Space Shuttle Program on Thursday successfully conducted a test firing of a space shuttle reusable solid rocket motor in Utah.
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Materials Science Research Rack Enroute to Space Station
Today, a new multi-user materials science laboratory began its journey to the International Space Station leaving Marshall Space Flight Center for Kennedy Space Center for final flight preparations.
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A Pinwheel in X-rays
Chandra snaps one of the longest exposures ever obtained of a spiral galaxy -- in X-rays.
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SERVIR: Nzoia River Basin
A SERVIR Africa multispectral image of the Nzoia River basin, which lies within the Lake Victoria basin in Kenya.
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'Russian Dolls' Blow Bubbles in Nearby Galaxy
Nested bubbles in a massive elliptical galaxy provide clues of black hole activity.
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Mysterious Source of High-Energy Cosmic Radiation Discovered
Scientists announced Wednesday the discovery of a previously unidentified nearby source of high-energy cosmic rays.
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Artist Concept of J-2X Engine
The J-2X engine will power the upper stages of the Ares I and Ares V launch vehicles.
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NASA Marshall Center's Regina C. Grant, a Native of Birmingham, Ala., Honored with Federal Women's Program Award
Regina C. Grant, a native of Birmingham, Ala., and an executive support assistant at NASA's Marshall Center has received a Federal Women's Program Outstanding Achievement Award.
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NASA Marshall Center Engineer, Corning, N.Y., Native Kathleen C. Matus Honored with Federal Women's Program Award
Kathleen C. "Kate" Matus, a native of Corning, N.Y., and a space shuttle engineer at NASA's Marshall Center has received a Federal Women's Program Outstanding Achievement Award.
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NASA Marshall Center Specialist Alfrica L. Jones of Huntsville, Ala., Honored with Federal Women's Program Award
Alfrica L. Jones, a native of Huntsville, Ala., and a program specialist at NASA's Marshall Center has received a Federal Women's Program Outstanding Achievement Award.
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NASA Marshall Center Engineer Annette M. Sledd of Hartselle, Ala., Honored with Federal Women's Program Award
Annette M. Sledd, a native of Hartselle, Ala., and an aerospace engineer at NASA's Marshall Center has received a Federal Women's Program Outstanding Achievement Award.
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Fingers, Loops and Bays in the Crab Nebula
Data from Chandra provides the first clear view of the faint boundary of the Crab Nebula’s X-ray-emitting pulsar wind nebula.
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Searching for Primordial Antimatter
Scientists hunt for evidence of antimatter -- matter's arch nemesis -- left over from the very early Universe.
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Ares V Schlieren Image
Marshall Center engineers are conducting aerodynamic tests for the Ares V rocket.
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NASA Marshall Center Space Shuttle Manager John Chapman Receives Presidential Rank Award
John Chapman has been recognized by President Bush for his outstanding achievements at NASA with a Presidential Rank Award.
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Lumpkin County, Ga., Native Preston Jones Honored with Presidential Rank Award for Service to NASA's Marshall Center
Preston Jones has been recognized by President Bush with a Presidential Rank Award for Meritorious Executive for his outstanding achievements at NASA.
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Hot Springs, Ark., Native Raymond 'Corky' Clinton Jr., Honored with Presidential Rank Award for Service to NASA's Marshall Center
Raymond "Corky" Clinton Jr. has been recognized by President Bush with a Presidential Rank Award for Meritorious Executive for his outstanding achievements at NASA.