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NASA Glenn
Rocket Lab Provided Nearly 75 Years of Propulsion Testing
In June 1945 fuels researchers began testing small, experimental rocket engines in simple cinder block test…
NASA Moon Rover Practices Tricky Drive Off Lunar Lander
Once it arrives at the Moon’s South Pole, NASA’s Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover (VIPER) will…
NASA Names Winners of the Power to Explore Challenge
NASA has selected 45 student essays as winners of the Power to Explore Challenge, a national…
NASA’s HyTEC to Help Jets Burn Less Fuel
HyTEC, or Hybrid Thermally Efficient Core, is a NASA project kicked off in June 2021 seeking…
NASA Uses Cleveland Landmark for Microgravity Research in the 1960s
In the 1960s, NASA technicians used the elevator shaft of the iconic Cleveland landmark, the Terminal…
Students Compete to Improve Everyday Life on the Space Station
Student teams from all over the country gathered at NASA’s Johnson Space Center to present ideas…
Human Spaceflight Technologies Benefitting Earth
Space exploration and its relationship with Earth is symbiotic. Often, what works for one benefits the…
Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion Opens New Deep Space Opportunities
Innovators at NASA Glenn Research Center are developing small lightweight electric propulsion thrusters to propel small…
Space Station’s Quest for the Secrets of Fire
Researchers completed a series of experiments on the International Space Station that explored flame behavior without…