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Successful Launch of Ares I Scale Model Rocket
'Rocket Boy' Homer Hickam helps launch an Ares I scale model rocket at the Marshall Center.
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Lightning Protection for the Next Generation Spacecraft
A new system at Kennedy Space Center will provide superior lightning protection for the Ares launch vehicle.
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Exploration Systems Mission Directorate Work Assignments
Constellation Program work is being performed at multiple locations around the country.
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Generation Constellation Learns about Apollo 13
Apollo 13 astronaut Fred Haise and engineers discussed lessons from the 1970 mission that could improve future moon missions.
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MSFC Environmental Assessment
The Draft Environmental Assessment for the 4550 Test Stand at the Marshall Space Center has been prepared.
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Constellation Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
NASA has prepared the Final Constellation Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement.
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Thinking Big About Space Telescopes
NASA's next moon rocket is still on the drawing board, but scientists are planning ahead on how to use it.
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SSC Environmental Assessment
The Environmental Assessment for the A-3 Test Stand at the Stennis Space Center has been prepared.
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'Why Explore Space?'
By Administrator GriffinToday, NASA is moving forward with a new focus for the manned space program: to go out beyond Earth orbit for purposes of human exploration and scientific discovery.
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Ares Vehicles: This IS Rocket Science
Building a rocket to send humans and tens of thousands of pounds of cargo to space isn't easy.
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Rocket Motor Test Helps Shuttle and Ares I
NASA's Space Shuttle Program successfully fired a reusable solid rocket motor Thursday in Utah.
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The Engines of the Future
NASA's A-1 test stand draws on its legacy to advance the future of exploration.
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Something Old, New on the Way to Mars
Steve Cook, project manager for NASA's new Ares rockets, laid out the plan to send humans to Mars.
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Ares: NASA's New Rockets
Rockets' name honors the past, salutes the future.
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Building NASA's New Spacecraft
NASA's ten field centers will each play a vital role in the Constellation Program, developing the spacecraft that will take humans back to the moon.
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Exploration Systems Progress Report
NASA has chosen the RS-68 engine to power the core stage of the agency's heavy lift cargo launch vehicle intended to carry large payloads to the moon.
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