Saint-Hubert, June 30, 2003 — The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) confirmed the successful launch of its…
Month: June 2003
HELIOS SOLAR AIRCRAFT MISHAP INVESTIGATION BOARD SELECTED
NASA selected the mishap investigation board to determine the cause of the June 26 loss of…
ODYSSEY ORBITER WATCHES A FROSTY MARS
NASA’s Mars Odyssey spacecraft is revealing new details about the intriguing, dynamic character of the frozen…
ASTRONAUT SHARES EXPERIENCES
Astronaut Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman to fly in space, has traveled the United States…
ASTRONAUT LIVES CHILDHOOD DREAM
Few NASA astronauts have chalked up more than a decade in space, but Franklin Chang-Diaz says…
ISS Crew talks to School Children
The Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) program reached a milestone June 12 with…
NASA SENDS SCIENCE AND MATH TEACHERS “BACK TO SCHOOL”
NASA is launching a major new education initiative. The NASA Explorer Schools Program premieres Monday, June…
NASA BIOTECHNOLOGY ENHANCING QUALITY OF LIFE
What do an anthrax-killing device, soybeans in space, artificial bone replacement materials, light-emitting diodes for wound…
Antenna anomaly may affect SOHO scientific data transmission
The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) spacecraft expects to experience a blackout in the transmission of…
STUDENT EXPLORERS LAUNCH
Students from around the world will present their research findings at the GLOBE Learning Expedition in…