NASA will unveil a comprehensive new Centennial of Flight exhibit at the Festival of Flight 2003,…
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SOOT HAS IMPACT ON GLOBAL CLIMATE
A team of researchers, led by NASA and Columbia University scientists, found airborne, microscopic, black-carbon (soot)…
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE BRAIN IN SPACE?
NASA released a new book that shows the complex and sometimes surprising changes in the brain…
UNIQUE SATELLITE WATCHES RAINFALL FROM SPACE
Your local weather forecaster uses Doppler radar systems, covering U.S. regions, to estimate rainfall and flooding,…
NEW SPACE SHUTTLE PROGRAM MANAGER
NASA today announced the selection of William (Bill) W. Parsons as the new manager for the…
EDUCATOR ASTRONAUT MAILROOM OVERFLOWING
NASA’s mailroom is overflowing with applications from teachers who want to become members of the Permanent…
YOUR NAME COULD MAKE A “DEEP IMPACT” ON A COMET
People worldwide may celebrate July 4, 2005, as the day their names reach a comet. NASA…
ADVANCED RADIOISOTOPE-POWER TECHNOLOGIES R&D TEAMS SELECTED
NASA selected several radioisotope-based power-conversion technologies for research and development (R&D). The awards are the first…
DEEPEST VIEW OF SPACE YIELDS YOUNG STARS IN ANDROMEDA HALO
Relying on the deepest visible-light images ever taken in space, astronomers using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope…
“ALL SYSTEMS GO” FOR STUDENT ROCKETRY CHALLENGE
More than 1,000 students, from 100 high schools in 36 states and Washington, are gathering in…