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Laser Instrument on NASA’s LRO Successfully ‘Pings’ Indian Moon Lander

Laser Instrument on NASA’s LRO Successfully ‘Pings’ Indian Moon Lander

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A Landsat 8 image from Sept. 4, 2022, shows Jakobshavn Isbrae breaking at its edge. A recent study found that from 1985 to 2022 the Greenland Ice Sheet shed about 1,140 billion tons (1,034 billion metric tons) – one-fifth more mass than previously estimated.

NASA Study: More Greenland Ice Lost Than Previously Estimated

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$In the far-left column are two galaxies that have been magnified. The top left galaxy appears circular and light pink with a slightly whiter central region, taking up less than one-sixth of the box. The bottom galaxy is elongated, stretching almost from top left to bottom right. It has a white line at the center that has a pink outline that transitions into and bluish edges at far left and right. Thin lines from each magnified galaxy point their appearances in the broader field. The top galaxy appears as a tiny dot at the upper center, and the bottom galaxy toward the left. Thousands of galaxies appear across most of this view, which is set against the black background of space. There are many overlapping objects at various distances. They include large, blue foreground stars, with Webb’s signature eight-pointed diffraction spikes, and white and pink spiral and elliptical galaxies. Numerous tiny red dots appear throughout the scene. This is a portion of a vast survey known in shorthand as CEERS.$

Webb Shows Many Early Galaxies Looked Like Pool Noodles, Surfboards

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NASA Glenn Research Center’s Spectrum Manager Wayne White, center, stands and points at a computer screen at a long table with other computers and microphones. Two other delegates stand by him and view the screen.

Glenn Supports World Radiocommunication Conference

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Coleman is wearing a red shirt and blue pants, long brown hair floating around her head. She has thick white gloves on her hands and holds a silver rectangular container that she just took out of a refrigerator. Vapor rises from the container and refrigerator.

Monitoring Microorganisms

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This self-portrait of NASA Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity comes courtesy of the Sun and the rover front hazard-avoidance camera. The dramatic snapshot of Opportunity shadow was taken as the rover continues to move farther into Endurance Crater

20 Years After Landing: How NASA’s Twin Rovers Changed Mars Science

article 2 days ago

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A white robot about the size of a hand with two large fingers that end in metal probes faces a metal three-part panel with rubber bands stretched across it, which the robot is cutting. A lab worker and computer screens are blurred in the background.

Science Launches to Space Station on NASA’s 20th Northrop Grumman Mission

article 3 days ago

NASA Astronaut, Congresswoman Discuss STEM Careers with Students

article 1 week ago

NASA astronauts (from left) Jasmin Moghbeli and Loral O'Hara, both Expedition 70 Flight Engineers, partner together removing and replacing components inside the Cold Atom Lab aboard the International Space Station. The space physics device enables observations of atoms chilled to temperatures near absolute zero allowing scientists to study fundamental behaviors and quantum characteristics not possible on Earth.

Logros de la NASA en la estación espacial en 2023

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S3VI small spacecraft artist rendering collage

Adapting Mission Assurance Workshop 2022

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President George W. Bush speaks at a podium at NASA Headquarters

Vision for Space Exploration

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NASA Goddard Experts to Take Part in February STEM Conference

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This self-portrait of NASA Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity comes courtesy of the Sun and the rover front hazard-avoidance camera. The dramatic snapshot of Opportunity shadow was taken as the rover continues to move farther into Endurance Crater

20 Years After Landing: How NASA’s Twin Rovers Changed Mars Science

article 2 days ago

Michael Thorpe, a man with dark hair, poses with a tube of sediment collected from a nearby body of water. He wears a gray sweatshirt underneath dark green waders, or waterproof overalls, and kneels next to a brown lake with clumpy dirt banks in the foreground and background. Two more scientists in waders stand next to a small, flat white boat. The sky is bright blue and mostly covered with puffy clouds.

Michael Thorpe Studies Sediment from Source to Sink

article 2 days ago

Matt Baeslack passes out kits for visitors to make a handheld solar eclipse viewer.

Engage with NASA Glenn

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S3VI small spacecraft artist rendering collage

Adapting Mission Assurance Workshop 2022

article 2 hours ago

President George W. Bush speaks at a podium at NASA Headquarters

Vision for Space Exploration

article 6 hours ago

NASA Goddard Experts to Take Part in February STEM Conference

article 7 hours ago

Highlights

S3VI small spacecraft artist rendering collage

Adapting Mission Assurance Workshop 2022

article 2 hours ago

President George W. Bush speaks at a podium at NASA Headquarters

Vision for Space Exploration

article 6 hours ago

NASA Goddard Experts to Take Part in February STEM Conference

article 7 hours ago

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Members of an audience lift their phones to snap a photo of the recently revealed X-59 aircraft. The plane's long, sharp nose appears to jut out towards the audience.

Special Report: X-59 Makes its Public Debut

article 3 days ago

Artist’s concept of the X-59

NASA’s X-59 Rollout Embodies Aeronautical Tradition

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A man works on a machine to mill a key piece for a 10-foot wing model.

NASA Armstrong Builds Model Wing to Help Advance Unique Design

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We see an illustrated graphic representation of a near-Earth communications system in front of a dark teal space scene filled with glowing stars. The top half of planet Earth is shown in dark green, placed on the bottom half of the image. Four green spacecraft are shown circling the Earth, three are commercial satellites and one is a NASA owned satellite. Many glowing green dots are spread out across the Earth’s surface, and glowing green lines connect the dots to the spacecraft, representing invisible communications signals.

Wideband Technology

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Professor with students at Oakwood University

NASA Invests in Small Business Tech to Advance Alternative Fuels, More

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Near Space Network antennas at the Alaska Satellite Facility in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Wideband Technology

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Career Journey: Cooking Up a Job as a Space Food Scientist

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NASA Astronaut, Congresswoman Discuss STEM Careers with Students

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A group of seven interns posing in a NASA tv studio.

Advice from NASA Mentors to Students Starting Their Careers

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Professor with students at Oakwood University

NASA Invests in Small Business Tech to Advance Alternative Fuels, More

article 1 day ago

Michael Thorpe, a man with dark hair, poses with a tube of sediment collected from a nearby body of water. He wears a gray sweatshirt underneath dark green waders, or waterproof overalls, and kneels next to a brown lake with clumpy dirt banks in the foreground and background. Two more scientists in waders stand next to a small, flat white boat. The sky is bright blue and mostly covered with puffy clouds.

Michael Thorpe Studies Sediment from Source to Sink

article 2 days ago

NASA, DOD Seek Universities to Develop CubeSats for Launch

article 3 days ago

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NASA astronaut Frank Rubio uses a tool in his right hand as he activates a space biology experiment that is studying how weightlessness affects genetic expression in microbes.

Ciencia destacada del año en el espacio del astronauta Frank Rubio

article 4 months ago

Frank Rubio, un hombre de pelo y ojos oscuros y con lentes, sonrÃe y tiene los brazos cruzados. Va vestido con un polo oscuro y pantalones khaki. DetrÃ¡s suyo se ve la atmÃ³sfera de la Tierra a travÃ©s de las ventanas de observaciÃ³n de la cÃºpula.

Misión récord de astronauta ayuda a planificar viajes al espacio profundo

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Pruebas de la NASA con maniquí de Artemis I aportan información para futuras misiones tripuladas

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