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The Human Path to Mars on This Week @NASA The Human Path to Mars on This Week @NASA inQswWJJ9us On Tuesday, April 29, NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden and other agency officials participated in a public exploration forum at headquarters, to showcase the path the agency has laid out to put humans on Mars.
NASA’s Fleet of Satellites Help Understand Climate Change on This Week @NASA NASA's Fleet of Satellites Help Understand Climate Change on This Week @NASA rBZMxtxcBWw The third U.S. National Climate Assessment was released which took observations from NASA's fleet of satellites to help understand climate change in the United States.
NASA Center Renamed on This Week @NASA NASA Center Renamed on This Week @NASA XjrgGblM_bk Two giants of aerospace history were honored at a May 13 ceremony to celebrate the renaming of Dryden Flight Research Center to Armstrong Flight Research Center, after the late Neil Armstrong and the naming of the center's aeronautical test range after Hugh Dryden.
This Week at NASA This Week at NASA gFXDSw58udU The Morpheus prototype lander took to the skies above the Kennedy Space Center to test a suite of landing and hazard avoidance technology and self-navigate to a safe landing.
2014 Mid Year Report on This Week @NASA 2014 Mid Year Report on This Week @NASA wAUwcLug5ws The This Week At NASA crew is on a short mid-year hiatus -- but we thought we'd leave you with a quick look back at some of the big and exciting news featured so far in 2014 on This Week at NASA.
Carbon Observing Mission previewed on This Week @NASA Carbon Observing Mission previewed on This Week @NASA XV4wGW0vzps This week, the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 mission was discussed during a prelaunch briefing at NASA headquarters.
Orion Spacecraft Is Taking Shape on This Week @NASA Orion Spacecraft Is Taking Shape on This Week @NASA YIZNmxXRUlg At Kennedy Space Center, NASA Administrator Charlie Bolden, Kennedy Center Director Bob Cabana and other officials invited the media to view prelaunch progress of the Orion spacecraft.
50 years after The Civil Rights Act on This Week @NASA 50 years after The Civil Rights Act on This Week @NASA Bcqvt8SzPUc A special program at NASA headquarters, helped celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Carbon Observing Mission Launches on This Week @NASA Carbon Observing Mission Launches on This Week @NASA XeIzRqtjYOQ NASA's Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 mission is underway. Launched from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base, OCO-2 will help track our impact on the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and help us better understand the various human-made and natural sources of CO-2.
Aquarius maps soil moisture on This Week @NASA Aquarius maps soil moisture on This Week @NASA BlVQs_wcYzA Data from NASA's Aquarius instrument has helped researchers create worldwide maps of soil moisture, showing how the wetness of the land fluctuates with the seasons and weather phenomena.
Orbital 2 Mission Underway on This Week @NASA Orbital 2 Mission Underway on This Week @NASA 102ZxBw2-4M Orbital Sciences Corporation's Antares rocket and Cygnus cargo craft launched from Wallops Flight Facility on the Orbital-2 mission -- the company's second operational resupply mission to the International Space Station, under its Commercial Resupply Services contract with NASA.
Apollo 11 yesterday, Next Giant Leap tomorrow on This Week @NASA Apollo 11 yesterday, Next Giant Leap tomorrow on This Week @NASA 3kH3WfpDKW0 NASA is celebrating the 45th anniversary of the historic Apollo 11 mission to the moon.
Apollo 11 celebration, Next Giant Leap anticipation on This Week @NASA Apollo 11 celebration, Next Giant Leap anticipation on This Week @NASA esPBHUIw91Q There was more celebration of Apollo 11’s 45th anniversary at several events around the country – and more opportunity for the agency to highlight its “next giant leap” to send humans to Mars.
Preparing for Orion Recovery Test on This Week @NASA Preparing for Orion Recovery Test on This Week @NASA aKwjcS37Wvw NASA and the U.S. Navy were busy recently – preparing for tests scheduled off the coast of San Diego, California.
Washington Students to Speak with NASA Astronaut on Space Station Washington Students to Speak with NASA Astronaut on Space Station Students will gather at National Geographic’s headquarters in Washington for an opportunity to speak with a NASA astronaut currently living and working aboard the International Space Station. at noon EDT Thursday, Nov. 3. The 20-minute, Earth-to-space call will air live on NASA Television and the agency’s website. Source link
Orion recovery test update on This Week @NASA Orion recovery test update on This Week @NASA bLzYYbB64Vc NASA wrapped up its second Underway Recovery Test Aug.
Carbon Observatory’s First Data on This Week @NASA Carbon Observatory’s First Data on This Week @NASA zvafM0N-zXE A month after its launch, the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2, NASA’s first spacecraft dedicated to studying atmospheric carbon dioxide – has reached its final operating orbit and returned its first science data.