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'S' is for Space Station
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are helping children learn their ABC's and vocabulary through educational demonstrations in space.
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NIH Grant Recipient: Dr. Divieti Pajevic
Dr. Divieti Pajevic is the lead for a winning NIH proposal -- an investigation using microgravity to study bone density loss.
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NASA and LEGO Partnership Inspires Kids
NASA teams with The LEGO Group to promote interest in science and engineering.
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Tight Pitch Attitude Oscillation Improves Science Data
The International Space Station offers an outstanding science platform to prove remote sensing technologies before launch.
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NIH Grant Recipient: Dr. Declan McCole
Dr. Declan McCole submitted one of three winning scientific proposals for National Institute of Health research.
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Grant Recipient Dr. Millie Hughes-Fulford
A huge body of knowledge persists from the first decade of the International Space Station...and research continues.
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Boiling Hot in Space
Ever heard the expression, "you don’t even know how to boil water?" It's even more complex in space.
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STELLA Steps 'Out of the Box'
A new software capability may make it easier for research to be conducted aboard the International Space Station.
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Navigating Low Earth Orbit via RAIDS
The International Space Station navigates the thermospheric layer of Earth's atmosphere searching for answers to advance long-duration space flight.
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Space Station Open for Research From NIH Grants
NASA is enabling biomedical research with grants that take advantage of the unique space station microgravity environment.
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NASA Opens Space Station For Biological Research From NIH Grants
NASA opens Space Station for biological research from NIH grants that take advantage of the unique microgravity environment aboard Station to explore fundamental questions about important health issues.
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A New Era of Research Utilization
A huge body of knowledge persists from the first decade of the International Space Station...and research continues.
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Busy Times On-Orbit
After six months of living in space, U.S. Astronaut and Flight Engineer Tracy Caldwell-Dyson looks back at her accomplishments.
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An Out of this World Collaboration
With the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer - 02 project, the potential for collaborative benefits enters a whole new level.
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Science Week...and Lessons Learned
Life simply has a way of throwing a wrench into the works; a rule that applies even in space.
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Saving the Samples
Quick actions and teamwork between the International Space Station crew and ground support save science samples.
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Star Wars Meets UPS as Robonaut Packed for Space
Engineers at NASA's Kennedy and Johnson space centers have drawn up plans to get Robonaut into space safely.
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Commercial Facility Activated on U.S. National Laboratory
U.S. Astronaut Shannon Walker has activated a fully commercial research facility designed to make access to the International Space Station easy and cost-effective for scientists and educators.
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Clean Technology in 'Hot Water'
What if work performed in space could improve the treatment of household and nuclear waste on Earth?
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The Code of the Space Robots
High school students program small bowling-ball-sized robots on the International Space Station.