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When humans travel to the International Space Station, they bring microbes with them. Since the construction of the space station began in 1998, the station has become an environment of its own with a unique microbial population.

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NASA’s working to make low-flying air traffic safe.

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Digital Press Kit - Unmanned Aircraft Systems Traffic Management Tests

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The Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, SOFIA, is heading to Christchurch, New Zealand, to study the skies over the Southern Hemisphere.

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NASA Dives Deep into the Search for Life

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NASA’s search for life beyond Earth will dive beneath the waves here at home to explore hydrothermal systems of underwater volcanoes. These special locations could look a lot like what we'll find on the other ocean worlds in our solar system – prime candidates to potentially support life.

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Kepler Begins 18th Observing Campaign with a Focus On Star Clusters

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Drone Traffic Management Researcher Nominated for Federal Award

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On March 29, 2018, World View’s Stratollite high-altitude balloon lifted off from the company’s launch facility in Tucson, Arizona, reaching a float altitude of 115,000 feet.

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Delivered to the International Space Station aboard SpaceX CRS-14, the Multi-use Variable-g Platform (MVP) is a new commercial testbed for centrifuge-based science aboard the orbiting laboratory.

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