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Space Shuttle Spinoffs

The Space Shuttle Program has generated more than 100 technology spinoffs that benefit everyday life.

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Spinoff Online 2011

NASA's annual premier publication featuring successfully commercialized NASA technology.

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NASA Home and City

Discover how space exploration impacts your daily life.

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International Space Apps Challenge Winners

National Small Business Week

As the country recognizes the achievements of small businesses, NASA has for many years understood the impact they have on the economy.

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NASA.gov Wins Two 2012 Webby Awards

NASA's website, www.nasa.gov, has won awards in two categories as the best government site in the 16th Annual Webby Awards, the leading international ...

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Lyrids 'Balloon-Cam' Update

04.26.12 - It's late April -- do you know where your balloon-cam is? Here's an update on the balloon camera launched to observe the Lyrid meteor shower.
Students Use Xbox Kinect to Enhance Visualizations of Earth

04.20.12 - Students in a NASA training and development program put an Xbox Kinect into their 3-D virtual environment to display satellite data.
Create NASA Earth Day Video, Win Seats To A Launch

04.18.12 - To mark Earth Day 2012, we are again inviting you to create your own compelling video vision of NASA's exploration of Earth.

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Press Releases

"What Is NASA, Alex?" New Trebek Video Promotes NASA In Your Life

05.23.12 - The king of quiz shows, Alex Trebek, is helping answer the question, "How does NASA affect our daily lives?" The host of the long-running syndicated program "Jeopardy" is featured in a new public service announcement released Wednesday.
SpaceX Dragon Transports Student Experiments to Space Station

05.22.12 - The SpaceX Dragon capsule, which on Tuesday became the first commercially developed and built spacecraft to launch to the International Space Station, is carrying among its cargo a suite of 15 science experiments designed by students.