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  • Shown addressing the crowd during a question and answer session were (from left) Jacob Cohen, chief scientist at NASA Ames Research Center; Rona Ramon, widow of Ilan Ramon; Garrett Reisman, former astronaut; and Dan Cohen, director of

    Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival Honors STS-107 Crew

    The opening night of the Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival honored Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon and his fellow crew members of STS-107.

  • John Mather smiles at a table with a laptop, COBE globe and thermos bottle

    NASA Scientists Among 'Most Influential in Space': TIME Magazine

    A cosmic chemist, an observational cosmologist, and a "gamma-ray argonaut" working at three NASA research centers are among "the most influential people in space," according to a special issue of TIME magazine published this month.

  • Sketch of unmanned aerial vehicle in development

    Rocket U Engineers Push Aerial Boundaries

    NASA engineers at Kennedy branch out to build and fly unmanned aerial vehicle around Kennedy.

  • Jon Jenkins, Natalie Batalha and Bill Borucki looking at Kepler data on Hyperwall.

    NASA Ames Showcased in Time Magazine

    Nestled in Silicon Valley, NASA Ames pulsates in research, technology and science. That pulsation is showcased in a special edition of Time.

  • Line of Bicyclists

    Bicycle Enthusiasts Help Local Charities

    A total of 559 bicyclists were recently given an opportunity to explore NASA's Kennedy Space Center during the annual Tour de KSC while raising money for charities.

  • GCDC student asking a question of the ISS crew

    Goddard Kids Call Space Station

    What do Goddard four-year-old pre-schoolers, local middle school students and an amateur radio operator have in common? Unlike most Earthlings, they were able to place an out-of-this-world call to a resident aboard the International Space Station.

  • One of aerospace artist Bob McCall's last works was a portrait of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong. Called

    Neil Armstrong Remembered at Gathering of Eagles

    Famed pilot and astronaut honored posthumously by the Flight Test Historical Foundation with its Eagle Award for his contributions to flight research.

  • A group shot of the speakers and hosts of the event.

    NASA’s Women Researchers Talk Career Development

    A Q&A featuring four accomplished women from NASA Ames focusing on their STEM career paths taken from a panel discussion at a local High School.

  • The Knorr research vessal (top) on the SPURS mission got a call from the ISS (bottom).

    Hello, Knorr? It's the ISS Calling

    Scientists aboard NASA's SPURS ocean research cruise and an astronaut aboard the International Space Station shared notes on exploring space and the sea in a very long-distance phone call.

  • John Mather smiles at a table with a laptop, COBE globe and thermos bottle

    Nobel Laureate John Mather Tweet-chats at NASA

    Nobel Laureate John Mather responded to questions on Twitter during a tweet-chat on Tuesday, September 25, 2012.

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