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Webb Takes Viewers 'Beyond Visible Light'
09.12.12 - STScI created the new video called 'Infrared: Beyond the Visible,' to help explain the purpose and benefits of using infrared light in astronomy.
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LEDs Used in Plant Growth Experiments
09.11.12 - A group of plant biologists is seeking the answers as it works on one of NASA’s Advanced Exploration Systems Habitation Projects.
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Kick-Start Program Encourages Innovation
09.10.12 - The Kennedy Kick-Start competition is a center-wide effort designed to increase exposure for these innovative ideas and increase the chances these concepts will make a positive impact.
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A Canopy of Confidence: Orion’s Parachutes
09.07.12 - Orion will be the most advanced spacecraft ever flown, and its parachutes have been designed with a return from exploration missions in mind.
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Expo Highlights Kennedy Innovations
09.07.12 - Researchers, engineers and technicians highlighted some of their work at Kennedy during the Innovation Expo, along with hosting tours and exhibits.
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'Mighty Eagle' Lander Aces Major Exam
09.05.12 - The "Mighty Eagle" robotic prototype lander flew to an altitude of 100 feet and descended to a landing during a free flight Sept. 5.
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Robots, Rocks and Rovers Featured on NASA 360
08.31.12 - If you like rock stars -- of the roving, robotic variety -- here's your chance to see a NASA-sized competition that’s all about them.
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'Mighty Eagle' Lander Takes 100-Foot Free Flight
08.28.12 - The "Mighty Eagle," a robotic prototype lander, sailed to an altitude of 100 feet during another successful free flight Aug. 28.
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From R2-D2 to Curiosity: Good Fiction to Great Science
08.28.12 - NASA's Curiosity rover is firing imaginations again as it moves across Mars acting in some ways like the fictional robots from "Star Wars."
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The Webb Telescope's 'Golden Spider'
08.23.12 - What looks like a giant golden spider weaving a web of cables and cords, is actually ground support equipment for the James Webb Space Telescope.