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MicroSpec to Capture Youthful View of Universe
06.30.11 - Scientists hope to fill in some of the empty pages of the universe's photo album with the help of an instrument not much thicker than a human hair.
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NASA Adds Unique Touch to Transformers
06.29.11 - NASA's Kennedy Space Center plays pivotal role in "Transformers: Dark of the Moon."
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Marshall Center's Bassler Leads Robotic Lander Work
06.30.11 - Illinois "farmgirl" Julie Bassler is now a NASA engineer developing a new robotic lander to explore the solar system.
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NASA Taps Into Students' Water Recycling Design
06.27.11 - NASA's 2011 Waste Limitation, Management and Recycling (WLMR) Design Challenge
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They're Trying to Make a Dream Come True
06.23.11 - Sierra Nevada Space Systems officials traveled to Hampton, Va., to honor the engineers who created and tested the muse for their Dream Chaser crew vehicle concept -- the HL-20.
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Modified GT Sets World Speed Record at SLF
06.23.11 - Johnny Bohmer drives his modified Ford GT to 223 mph on the shuttle runway, setting a Guinness-certified record for a street-legal car.
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Electron Beam Freeform Fabrication
06.22.11 - A manufacturing process using electron beams could mean big savings and environmental benefits.
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NASA's Robotic Lander Performs Second Free-Flight Test
06.21.11 - NASA's Robotic Lander Development Project at the Marshall Center conducted the second free-flight test of a robotic lander prototype.
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J-2X Test Series Proves Part Integrity
05.13.11 - The J-2X engine's fuel turbopump first stage nozzle passed a test to ensure it can withstand its extreme operating environment.
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Webb Telescope ISIM on 'Spin Cycle'
05.27.11 - To ensure some of the components of the Webb telescope can withstand the rigors of a rocket launch, NASA is putting them through a "spin cycle."