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NASA Fires Up Rocket Sled Hardware at China Lake
NASA has performed a trial rocket sled test to replicate the forces a supersonic spacecraft would experience prior to landing.
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Lightening the Load: Composite Cryotank Technologies
The Game Changing Technology Program’s Composite Cryotank Technology is lighter and cheaper than the current state-of-the-art.
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UP Aerospace Rocket Reaches 385,000 Feet Altitude
A rocket launched by one of NASA’s Flight Opportunities Program suborbital launch providers reached 385,000 feet altitude during a flight that carried a small NASA payload.
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NIAC Fellow’s Lunar Settlement Research
USC Professor’s visionary concept for automated construction technology to efficiently build habitat and infrastructure on the moon.
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NASA Technology Provides Economic Benefits
Demonstrating the ways technologies originally developed for NASA missions have come back down to Earth to improve our daily lives.
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Mason Peck Attends the AUTM Annual Meeting
NASA CTO Mason Peck delivers opening remarks at the Association of University Technology Managers annual meeting.
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A Space Program Built to Last: NASA’s 2013 Budget
In February, NASA announced its fiscal year 2013 budget request, a blueprint sustaining an ambitious program of space exploration.
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NIAC 2012 Spring Symposium
Current NIAC Fellows will attend and give presentations about their Phase I research.
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Robotic Technology Lends More Than Just a Helping Hand
While Robonaut has been busy testing its technology aboard station, NASA and GM have been working together to find new uses of those technologies.
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Mason Peck Visits CFDRC and MSFC
NASA Chief Technologist Mason Peck visited the CFD Research Corporation on March 8, 2012.