An effort to engage and educate underrepresented middle and high school students has earned two NASA Langley employees national recognition.
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NASA representatives, including Inkster native Woodrow Whitlow, Jr., will kick off a day of educational activities at Blanchette Middle School in Inkster, December 3.
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The annual NASA Student Launch Projects rocketry challenge, now under way, promises to send aloft more rockets than ever before in its 11-year history.
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As the Space Shuttle Program nears retirement, NASA is looking for ways to preserve the program’s history and inspire the next generation of space explorers, scientists and engineers.
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NASA announces DIME and WING competition winners; student teams whose experiments will be dropped into Glenn’s 2.2 Second Drop Tower.
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NASA is providing up to $20 million over the next five years to support a national robotics technology program to inspire student interest in science, technology and mathematics.
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For many Americans, the Thanksgiving holiday is about journeys that bring families and friends together. This Thanksgiving, half of the International Space Station crew will return home to Earth.
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NASA is providing up to $20 million over the next five years to support a national program to inspire student interest in science, technology and mathematics with a focus on robotic technology.
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To highlight International Education Week (IEW), NASA and the U.S. Department of Education will host a live long-distance call for students with International Space Station residents Scott Kelly, Shannon Walker and Doug Wheelock.
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Where over the world is NASA astronaut Scott Kelly? Kelly, who will be living aboard the International Space Station for nearly six months, wants to test your knowledge of the world through a geography trivia game on Twitter.
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