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	+ Home		+ NASA Home > Latest News > This Week's Highlights       12.28.05 - 2005 Year in Review NASA completed a successful year of milestones and discoveries in 2005 as the agency begins to implement the Vision for Space Exploration. + Read More + Flash Feature     NASA's New Spaceship Before the end of the next decade, NASA astronauts will again explore the surface of the moon. + Read More + Flash Feature + Animation (25 Mb QT)     08.16.05 - GOES-N Launch Delayed Like guardian angels, the GOES spacecraft keep a constant vigil over us. + View site + Webcast     04.14.05 - Griffin Takes the Helm Michael Griffin returns to NASA as the Agency's 11th Administrator. + Read More + Oath of Office Photo     04.06.05 - Space Blasts May Have Caused Ancient Extinction A nearby gamma-ray burst could have doomed many ancient life forms in 10 seconds. + Read More     04.15.05 - Anomaly in Orbit Ends DART Mission After a successful launch, the DART spacecraft placed itself in the retirement phase before completing all planned operations. + View DART Site     04.05.05 - Durable Mars Rovers Sent Into Third Overtime Period NASA has approved up to 18 more months of operations for Spirit and Opportunity + Read More     04.06.05 - Cassini Mission Status Report NASA's Cassini spacecraft successfully flew by Saturn's moon Titan at a distance of 2,402 kilometers (1,493 miles) on Thursday, March 31. + Read More     04.04.05 - Earth's Auroras Don't Mirror NASA scientists looking at the Earth's northern and southern auroras were surprised to find they aren't mirror images of each other. + Read More     02.17.05 - Shuttle Crew Gets Hands on Hardware The Return to Flight crew of STS-114 traveled to Kennedy Space Center to train with the actual equipment they will use in flight. + Read More     02.18.05 - Cassini Sees Titan, Enceladus NASA's Cassini spacecraft has had a busy week, snapping stunning new images of two of Saturn's moons + Read More     02.17.05 - Lightning Triggers Earthly Gamma-Ray Bursts Stars, supernovae, and black holes produce gamma-rays. Now scientists know Earth does too. + Read More     02.15.05 - Twin Mars Rovers Still Going Strong NASA's Spirit rover found a new class of water-affected rock, while its twin, Opportunity, finished inspecting its own heat shield and set a new martian driving record. + Read More     01.16.05 - Sights and Sounds of Titan The European Space Agency's Huygens probe has landed on Saturn's giant moon Titan. + Read More + Listen to Story     01.13.05 - One Year Later: Vision Coming Into Focus Some day in the far off future, when women and men from Earth are living and working on Mars, they may well look back on Jan. 14, 2004, as the first step of their amazing journey. + Read More + Flash Feature     02.02.06 - Deep Impact Finds Water Ice + Deep Impact Site     01.03.05 - NASA Rovers' Adventures on Mars Continue NASA lit a birthday candle today for its twin Mars Exploration Rovers, Spirit and Opportunity. + Read More     12.14.04 - NASA's Aura: New Eye for Clean Air The instruments onboard Aura will help scientists monitor pollution production and transport around the world. + Read More     Administrator O'Keefe Resigns Administrator Sean O'Keefe is leaving NASA after leading the agency through tragedy and transformation. + Read More     12.13.04 - Cassini Successfully Completes Titan Flyby The Cassini spacecraft completed a successful rendezvous with Saturn's moon Titan today. + Read More   + Back to Top Archive Page 2 of 6 + Previous + Next
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