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To Go Where No Spacecraft Has Gone Before
Scattered loosely around the beltline of Earth's nearest neighbor are six silent sentinels, testaments to America's first moon program.
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NASA Instrument Inaugurates 3-D Moon Imaging
Different wavelengths of light provide new information about a region of the moon in an image taken by NASA's instrument aboard India's Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft.
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Mark Robinson
I integrate Mini-SAR data with existing datasets and image data to be collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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Humberto Sanchez
Humberto Sanchez is planning the next mission to the moon: From ground operation to launch and landing.
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A Test From the Past Helps Determine Success for the Future of Ares I-X
Engineers are using wind tunnel simulations to test the stability of the Ares I-X vehicle will have on the launch pad.
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Desert RATS 2008: Three Days in the Desert Tests Lunar "RV"
Two people, three days, 10 cubic meters. That sums up one of the main tests for this year's Desert RATS tests at Black Point Lava Flow in Arizona.
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MAF Environmental Assessment
The Final Environmental Assessment for Building 103 at the Michoud Assembly Facility has been prepared.
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Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project
NASA released a newly restored 42-year-old image of Earth on Thursday. The Lunar Orbiter 1 spacecraft took the iconic photograph of Earth rising above the lunar surface in 1966.
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NASA Unveils Firing Room for Ares I-X
When Ares I-X blasts off, the smoke and fire will trigger a data-gathering frenzy that's key to man's return to the moon and travel beyond.
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First Test of Orion Launch Abort Motor
NASA and ATK have successfully tested a launch abort motor for the Orion crew exploration vehicle.