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From Center Director Dr. James Kenyon
STEM Meets Baseball in Omaha, Nebraska
Last month, NASA’s Glenn Research Center participated in the Diamond Anniversary in Omaha, Nebraska, celebrating the city’s 75th anniversary as host to the NCAA Men’s College World Series. Artemis-themed displays, interactive kiosks, and the Journey to Tomorrow traveling exhibit connected us with local audiences and others from across the nation who might not otherwise have had access or exposure to NASA. As the only NASA center in the Midwest, our presence in Omaha increased awareness of the agency’s mission as well as Ohio’s contributions to space exploration. NASA Flight Director and Omaha native Brandon Lloyd joined us in supporting the event and sharing our stories with attendees.
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NASA, Australia Team Up for Artemis II Lunar Laser Comms Test
As NASA prepares for its Artemis II mission, researchers at the agency’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland are collaborating with…
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July Featured News
Career Exploration: Using Ingenuity and Innovation to Create ‘Memory Metals’
Othmane Benafan is a NASA engineer whose work is literally reshaping how we use aerospace materials — he creates metals…
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