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NASA Marshall Center Manager and Birmingham, Ala., Native Kimberly Sanland Robinson Chosen for NASA Fellowship Program
Kimberly Sanland Robinson, a project integration manager at Marshall Center in Huntsville and a native of Birmingham, Ala., has been selected for the NASA Administrator's Fellowship Program.
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NASA Marshall Center Engineer and Montgomery, Ala., Native Elaine Flowers Duncan Chosen for NASA Fellowship Program
Elaine Flowers Duncan, a native of Montgomery, Ala., has been selected for the NASA Administrator's Fellowship Program.
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NASA Conducts Full-Scale Test Firing of Orion Jettison Motor
NASA completed a full-scale rocket motor test on Thursday, July 17, to further development of the Orion Jettison Motor.
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A New Way to Weigh Giant Black Holes
How do you weigh the biggest black holes in the universe? One answer can be found with data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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Irwin Selected for Falkenberg Award
This year’s Charles S. Falkenberg Award was presented today to Daniel E. Irwin, an Earth scientist from NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
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Louisiana Economic Development Team Receives NASA Public Service Achievement Award
The State of Louisiana Economic Development Team was recently honored with a NASA Public Service Group Achievement Award by the Marshall Center.
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External Tank ET-128 Sets New Performance Standard
Postflight analysis of external tank, ET-128, revealed no observed foam loss from the tank's liquid oxygen feedline brackets and hydrogen tank ice frost ramps.
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Neither Rain Nor Sleet Will Stop NASA's Ares Rockets
Barry Roberts wants to help build a better rocket -- one that can fly despite record low temperatures, one that hail and rain can’t stop.
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NASA GLAST Burst Monitor Powers Up Successfully
NASA’s GLAST Burst Monitor (GBM) Instrument Operations Center was alive with energy as scientists gathered to witness instrument activation.
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Montgomery Native Rajiv Doreswamy Selected for Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program at NASA's Marshall Center
Dr. Rajiv Doreswamy, deputy manager of Program Planning and Control for Ares Projects, has been chosen to participate in the NASA Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program.
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Woodstock, Ala., Native Robert Champion Selected for NASA Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program
Woodstock, Ala., native Robert Champion, has been chosen by NASA Headquarters in Washington to participate in the Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program at Marshall Center.
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Black Holes Have Simple Feeding Habits
The biggest black holes may feed just like the smallest ones, according to data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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Byron Butler to Lead NASA Marshall Center Office of Procurement
David King, director of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., has named Byron W. Butler director of the center's Office of Procurement.
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Orion's New Launch Abort Motor Test Stand Ready for Action
NASA and Alliant Techsystems, or ATK, unveiled Thursday a new vertical test stand that will be used later this summer to support NASA's Constellation Program.
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W28: A Mixed Bag of Supernova Remnant
Chandra takes a new view of W28, a classic example of mixed-morphology supernova remnant.
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NASA Names Utah State University Rocketeers Winners of 2007-2008 University Student Launch Initiative
A team of enterprising student rocketeers from Utah State University in Logan has won the 2007-2008 University Student Launch Initiative.
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Daniel M. Schumacher Named Director of NASA Marshall Center's Office of Strategic Analysis and Communications
Dr. Daniel M. Schumacher has been appointed director of the Office of Strategic Analysis & Communications at the Marshall Center.
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Strange Ring Found Circling Dead Star
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has found a bizarre ring of material around the magnetic remains of a star that blasted to smithereens.
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Chandra Uncovers Youngest Supernova in Our Galaxy
At a mere 140 years old, supernova remnant G1.9+0.3 is the youngest in the Milky Way galaxy.
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New Water Reclamation System Headed for Duty on Space Station
International Space Station crews soon will have a new water reclamation system that will recycle wastewater, allowing up to six crew members to live aboard the orbiting laboratory.