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Since 1958, NASA has been harnessing the unique properties of hydrogen.
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Days of 'Gizmo' Launches Return
05.17.12 - NASA technologists will get a chance next summer to relive the good old days when Agency engineers would affix space-age gizmos to rockets just to see if the contraptions worked.
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Measuring Transient X-rays with Lobster Eyes
05.21.12 - A technology that mimics the structure of a lobster's eyes is now being applied to a new instrument that could help revolutionize X-ray astronomy and keep astronauts safe on the International Space Station.
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IRVE-3 Flight Hardware Test
05.16.12 - The Inflatable Reentry Vehicle Experiment (IRVE-3), the third in a series of suborbital flight tests of new spacecraft reentry technology, is scheduled to launch from the Wallops Flight Facility this summer.
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Refurbishment on Grand Scale for Iconic VAB
05.14.12 - NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building is undergoing major renovations so it can support a new generation of rockets and spacecraft.
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HIFiRE Scramjet Research Flight Will Advance Hypersonic Technology
05.10.12 - The Hypersonic International Flight Research Experimentation (HIFiRE) team celebrates the successful launch of an experimental hypersonic scramjet.
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"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.
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New NASA App 2.0 Released For iPhone, iPod Touch
05.21.12 - NASA released Monday an updated version of the free NASA App for iPhone and iPod touch.
