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Education Specialists Explore ‘Museum in a Box’
Museum in a Box is a series of hands-on lessons and activities tied to K-12 National Science Standards and teaches physical science through aeronautics.
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Fighting the 'Silent Menace'
Kennedy's corrosion lab contributes to worldwide efforts and education in the fight against the costly problem.
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'Interdependence' Key Theme of 51st Goddard Memorial Symposium
"Success Through Interdependence" was the theme of the American Astronautical Society's (AAS) 51st Robert H. Goddard Memorial Symposium held March 19-21 at the Marriott Hotel in Greenbelt, Md.
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The Class of 1978 and the FLATs
The Astronaut Class of 1978, otherwise known as the “Thirty-Five New Guys,” was NASA’s first new group of astronauts since 1969.
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The F-1 Engine Powered Apollo Into History
The F-1 engine -- the most powerful single-nozzle, liquid-fueled rocket engine ever developed -- boosted the Saturn V rocket off the launch pad and on to the moon during NASA's Apollo program during the 1960s and 1970s.
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Crash Forces Robotic Rebuild for Competition
Two student-lead teams competing in the FIRST Robotics Competition rebuilt their machines after a highway crash.
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Ride's Flight Paved Inspirational Path for Burnett
Josephine Burnett grew up devoted to the idea of a career with the space program. Today, she is director of ISS Ground Processing and Research at Kennedy.
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Delaware North Shares Visitor Complex Plan
Space shuttle Atlantis displayed inside its new home and the Angry Birds Space Encounter will soon greet visitors to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
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Launching 101: First Weather Balloons, Then Rockets
Science writer Laura Betz shares her experiences assisting with weather balloons used to prepare for the recent launch of the Landsat Data Continuity Mission.
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Habenicht Helping Build Space Center's Future Team
Susan Habenicht, of NASA Human Resources, is helping build the Kennedy Space Center team for the future.