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Women at NASA
Read about the many women who contribute to NASA and the human spaceflight program.
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STS-120 Bringing Space Station ‘Harmony’
Module provides an international crossroads in space.
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ISS 'Mates' SWAB Deck
Cleanliness is not just the dirt one can see. It’s also a matter of bacteria and parasites. That’s why -- even though there is no floor -- there is no five second rule on the space station.
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Orbiting Astronauts Swear in Navy Sailors
A special re-enlistment ceremony was held on Jan. 29 for 16 Navy sailors aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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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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Holiday Greetings From Earth Sent to Station
The winter festivities brought to the station crew more than 7,000 electronic postcards with warm wishes from those celebrating on Earth below.
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Hockey Star Ovechkin Gets Signed Tyurin Photo
Before he was sent to live and work on the International Space Station for six months, Expedition 14 Flight Engineer Mikhail Tyurin autographed his crew photo for another famous Russian.
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Station Flight Controllers Give Old Room New Life
Space station flight controllers have a new home with increased technical capabilities, more workspace and a long, distinguished history.
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Smoking Out Space Fires
NASA researchers study smoke particles to improve smoke detectors and help prevent fires in space.
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ISS: 240,000 Photos and Counting
Got 500 years? View one a day and see them all.
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Building a Ship Outside a Shipyard
With the remaining shuttle missions, NASA will embark on a series of flights as difficult as any in history to complete the space station.
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Station Crew ‘Kicks it Up a Notch’ with Emeril
The crew of the International Space Station joined Chef Emeril Lagasse after tasting several of his gourmet creations, delivered to space by the shuttle Discovery.
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One Man’s Rest is Another Man’s Research
On a quiet wing of the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, healthy people spend weeks at a time just lying around.
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Space Station Set for Expansion
STS-115 resumes space station construction.
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Station to Pass Over D.C. on July 4
There will be an added treat for the thousands gathered on the National Mall to watch fireworks.
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Welcome Columbus
European Space Agency's laboratory module is nestled in its stand ready to process for flight.
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Hamming It Up: Space to Kids Radio
It's pretty exciting to chat with folks who are traveling at 5 miles a second more than 200 miles above the Earth.
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Jeff Williams' Mission Journals
Join Flight Engineer Jeff Williams as he leads you through life aboard the space station.
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Station Module Columbus Heads for U.S.
Built by the European Space Agency, the Columbus laboratory module will expand the Station's research facilities.
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Station SPHERES: May the Force Be With Them
If there are bowling-ball size satellites flying in formation inside the International Space Station, where’s Luke Skywalker?
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