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Grunsfeld Takes the Windy City by Storm
NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld spent a whirlwind two days in Chicago talking to kids and the public about the importance of space exploration.
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This Month in Exploration - August
One hundred years ago the Army bought its first airplane from the Wright brothers. Read more historical facts in This Month in Exploration.
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'Dr. Sam' Turns 100
Sam Katzoff's career began during the Great Depression; his legacy includes setting the standard for technical reporting at NASA.
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Robert Shane Kimbrough Visits the Atlanta Braves
NASA astronaut Robert Shane Kimbrough had two dreams growing up as a child; to be an astronaut and to play baseball.
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Bolden and Garver Visit NASA Langley
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and Deputy Administrator Lori Garver addressed a standing-room-only crowd at NASA Langley on Wednesday.
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Oceanographer Gene Feldman Heads Home For First Time
Oceanographer Gene Feldman has studied the Galapagos Islands for 25 years. This summer, he visits them for the first time.
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NASA's 'Mr. Eclipse' Retires but Still Chases Shadows
If you have ever looked up the "where," "when" or "what type" for an eclipse, you may be familiar with Fred Espenak, better known as "Mr. Eclipse."
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NASA And Google Launch Exploration of Moon
NASA and Google announced the launch of an interactive, 3D atlas of the moon, viewable with Google Earth.
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LRO Sees Apollo Landing Sites
NASA's LRO spacecraft has returned images of five of the six Apollo moon landing sites.
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Dryden's Contributions to Apollo
NASA's Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base (renamed the Dryden Flight Research Center) made a number of contributions to the Apollo space program.