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Welcome to the NASA Research Park (NRP) Public Documents Repository. Here, you will find a curated list of official documents pertaining to the NRP.

Our repository aims to provide easy access to essential materials for professionals, researchers, and stakeholders interested in NRP-related topics. From reports and studies to guidelines and regulations, these documents encompass a wide range of subjects crucial to understanding and engaging with the NRP.

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Economic Benefits Study

Delve into NASA Research Park's economic benefits studies, illuminating the positive impacts of aerospace research on local economies and global industries.

Twelve orbits a day provide NASA Mars Global Surveyor MOC wide angle cameras a global napshot of weather patterns across the planet. Here, bluish-white water ice clouds hang above the Tharsis volcanoes.

Development Plans

Discover NASA Research Park's visionary development plans, shaping the future of aerospace innovation and technological advancement on Earth and beyond.

Mission Control began the astronaut’s fourth day in space, their last full day in orbit, with the theme music from the movie “Rocky.” The day’s first major event involved a 15-minute news conference with United Press International reporters Rob Navias and Bill Harwood. In preparation for the entry and landing the following day, the astronauts tested the vehicle’s Auxiliary Power Units, aerodynamic surfaces, and reaction control system thrusters. They then repressurized the cabin back to 14.7 psi. Suddenly, one of the spacecraft’s General Purpose Computers (GPC-4) went offline, failing to synchronize with the other GPCs. While not an immediate impact to their work, Mission Control was concerned about its function during the critical entry and landing the next day, and they ordered the crew to replace the faulty unit, never before done in space. The astronauts successfully completed the four-hour task and had the replacement GPC up and running, but the time spent on the computer replacement caused the cancellation of the final FEA sample run. The crew stayed up an extra hour to complete all their stowage tasks before retiring for their final night’s sleep in space.

NASA Research Park Environmental Reports

Explore NASA Research Park's comprehensive environmental reports, providing invaluable insights into environmental conservation and sustainability efforts in cutting-edge aerospace research.

This coronal mass ejection, captured by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, erupted on the Sun Aug. 31, 2012, traveling over 900 miles per second and sending radiation deep into space. Earth’s magnetic field shields it from radiation produced by solar events like this one, while Mars lacks that kind of shielding.

Environmental Management Division Public Documents

Explore NASA Research Park's Environmental Management Division Public Documents, offering transparency and insight into cutting-edge aerospace research's environmental stewardship and sustainability practices.

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Environmental Impact Statement

Discover NASA Research Park's Environmental Impact Statements, meticulously assessing environmental effects of projects for responsible stewardship amidst aerospace innovation.

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Miscellaneous Documents

Explore a variety of intriguing Miscellaneous Documents from NASA Research Park, offering a unique peek into diverse aspects of aerospace research and innovation.

An aerial view of two people in orange coats and black pants standing on a piece of ice. One is close to the edge and bending over while picking up a canister. The edges of the ice scalloped and almost lace-like in appearance. The water visible ranges from light to deeper blues.

RFP Housing Asbestos & Lead Based Paint Documents

Explore NASA Research Park's RFP Housing Asbestos and Lead-Based Paint Documents, providing crucial information on safety measures and regulations for residential spaces within the park.

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RFP Housing Miscellaneous Due Diligence Documents

Explore the vital RFP Housing Miscellaneous Due Diligence Documents from NASA Research Park, ensuring comprehensive assessment and compliance for residential spaces within the park.

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