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50 Years of Research
Robert C. Hendricks has worked for NASA since its inception 50 years ago. Read more about this remarkable researcher.
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Collecting 50 Years of NASA Space History
The public, enamored by space exploration, have long desired to own a piece of NASA's adventures.
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Moon Likely a Hub for Mars, Beyond
Just five months shy of the end of the 1960s, NASA rose to President Kennedy's lunar challenge. In the next decade, NASA will go to the moon again.
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Project Gemini: Apollo's Training Ground
The Gemini missions provided knowledge and experience that paved the way to the moon.
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NACA's Dreams Turned into NASA Reality
Before NASA was formed, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, or NACA, conducted the nation's aeronautical research.
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Debus a Forefather of NASA, Kennedy Space Center
Dr. Kurt H. Debus was Kennedy Space Center's first director.
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Diverse Work Force Brings Success to KSC
Achievements at Kennedy Space Center happen because of a superior work force characterized by its diversity.
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ELV Launches Remain Kennedy's Backbone
NASA has relied on the Space Coast and a fleet of expendable launch vehicles to carry the agency’s multitude of scientific, Earth-observing and interplanetary missions into space.
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Emergence of a Marsport the Next Logical Step
Planning gets under way at Kennedy to support NASA's new Constellation Program.
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Bumper Project Led to Birth of a Moonport
Brevard County’s introduction to the Space Age came in October 1949.