NASA Opens High Frontier to Education and Not-For-Profit Groups

NASA is announcing a new initiative to launch small cube-shaped satellites for education and not-for-profit organizations.

Blasting Off Into History

NASA's Space Shuttle Program conducted the final test firing of a reusable solid rocket motor Feb.…

Discovery Preps Ramp Up for Tuesday’s Rollout

Technicians on Launch Pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida are working on the…

Ames Wins 2009 NASA Software of the Year Award

The NASA World Wind Java computer program developed at Ames Research Center is the winner of…

Former NASA Ames Researcher Wants Energy to Bloom

K.R. Sridhar used to spend his time as a researcher at NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett…

Kansas Students Connect With International Space Station Crew For Out Of This World Conversation

Astronauts orbiting 220 miles above Earth will discuss science and living in space with students from…

NASA Ground-Breaking Unearths New Generation Of Deep Space Network Antennas

NASA officials broke ground near Canberra, Australia on Wednesday, beginning a new antenna-building campaign to improve…

Science Team From Ames Research Center Wins 2009 NASA Software Of Year Award

The NASA World Wind Java computer program developed at the agency's Ames Research Center at Moffett…

NASA’s Space Shuttle Program Successfully Conducts Final Motor Test In Utah

NASA's Space Shuttle Program conducted the final test firing of a reusable solid rocket motor Feb.…

NASA Extends Johnson Space Center Facilities Contract

NASA exercised two one-year extension options with a combined value of $130 million for a contract…