Category Archives: Ames

A NASA Ames researcher has developed a new hardware and software technique that can see through the water to image reefs.

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Citizen scientists can play a role in eliminating Zika and other mosquito-transmitted diseases with the free GLOBE Observer app.

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The airborne Atmospheric Tomography world-wide survey has gotten an up close look at Earth's atmosphere.

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NASA Frontier Development Lab: Summer 2018 Call for Researchers

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Through NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate’s Flight Opportunities program, six promising space technologies have been selected to be tested on commercial low-gravity-simulating aircraft and suborbital rockets.

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NASA’s ongoing search for life in the universe produces a lot of data. The agency’s new planet-hunting mission, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, or TESS, will collect 27 gigabytes per day in its all-sky search for undiscovered planets orbiting 200,000 of the brightest and closest stars in our solar neighborhood.

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Two research teams used a map from NASA’s Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, SOFIA, to uncover new findings about stars forming in Orion’s iconic Horsehead Nebula.

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NASA’s aeronautical innovators are ready to take things supersonic, but with a quiet twist.

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NASA’s aeronautical innovators are ready to take things supersonic, but with a quiet twist.

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Scientists are reconsidering some of the basics of reproduction to understand how fertilization would work if sperm and egg were to unite in space.

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