NASA Commercial Crew Program (CCP) partner Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) recently reviewed the systems critical to sustaining crews in orbit and returning them safely to Earth aboard the company’s Dragon spacecraft.
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NASA has selected for possible flight demonstration 10 proposals from six U.S. states for reusable, suborbital technology payloads and vehicle capability enhancements with the potential to revolutionize future space missions.
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NASA has changed the day for a behind-the-scenes look at the agency’s airborne campaign to study how storm systems combine with air pollution from wildfires and other sources to affect our climate.
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NASA has exercised the first option on a contract providing integrated services for the preparation and launch of the next generation of the agency’s scientific and exploration spacecraft.
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Infrared data from NASA’s Aqua satellite showed strong thunderstorms had developed in the eastern Atlantic low pressure system that grew into Tropical Storm Erin.
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A multi-year NASA science mission soon will be airborne over Houston to help scientists measure and forecast air quality from space.
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Following months of analysis and testing, the Kepler Space Telescope team is ending its attempts to restore the spacecraft to full working order, and now is considering what new science research it can carry out in its current condition.
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NASA announces the end of Kepler reaction wheel testing, and the end of the prime mission for the Kepler spacecraft.
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NASA astronaut and Ohio native Mike Foreman to appear at Mayor Frank Jackson’s Youth Summit, Saturday, Aug. 17. Foreman will be available for media interviews.
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Eight astronaut candidates who arrived at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston this week to begin training will participate in a news conference with NASA Administrator Charles Bolden at 10 a.m. CDT (11 a.m. EDT) Tuesday, Aug. 20.
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