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Asteroid Retrieval Mission
NASA has a plan to robotically capture a small asteroid and redirect it safely near Earth where astronauts can visit and explore it.
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NASA Seeks Tech Proposals for Flight Opportunities
Proposals for technologies to launch on various suborbital launch vehicles for testing in a near-space environment are due June 14, 2013.
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USRA Selected to Support NASA Internship Programs
04.23.13 - NASA's Office of Education awards a cooperative agreement to the Universities Space Research Association.
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Diverse Skills, Backgrounds Converge for Space Apps Challenge
04.22.13 - Kennedy Space Center, along with 75 locations worldwide, hosted the 2013 International Space Apps Challenge, providing innovative ideas to the agency that could prove beneficial in future missions.
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The SPHERES Have Eyes
04.18.13 - Space Station SPHERES robots don goggles for 3-D data collection and analysis in orbit.
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Registration Opens for Night Rover Challenge
Registration is open for teams seeking to compete in the $1.5-million energy storage competition known as the Night Rover Challenge.
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My Big Fat Planet →
Check out this blog from NASA climate scientist Amber Jenkins where she shares her passion about science, climate change and science communication.
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Earth Science Mobile Apps →
Download these apps for your mobile devices to help you connect with Earth science while on the go!
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Prospector Rocket Offers Research Opportunities
04.02.13 - New Prospector rocket becomes operational, offering high-altitude research opportunities for NASA.
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Spot the Station →
Did you know you can see the space station from your house? Receive an email or text message a few hours before the station passes overhead.
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Commercializing Space
Learn more about NASA's role in fostering a successful commercial space program.
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Sun-Earth Days 2013: Solar Max →
Explore the violent nature of our sun at the peak of solar activity with this year's Sun-Earth Days celebration on March 22, 2013.
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Comet PANSTARRS Rises to the Occasion Mid-March
03.07.13 - A beautiful comet with a bulky name is making an appearance this month for lucky sky-watchers in some parts of the world.
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NASA Announces CubeSat Space Mission Candidates
NASA has selected 24 small satellites, including several from U.S. universities, to fly as auxiliary payloads aboard rockets set to launch in 2014-16.
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NSC Balloon Lofts NMT Space-Technology Payload
02.19.13 - Data acquisition system developed by New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology would monitor integrity of commercial space vehicle structure.
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Sometimes Size Does Matter
12.14.12 - Looking back at a successful quarter century with the world's largest wind tunnels.
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Refueling in Space to Help Enable Exploration
Space station robotic demo mirrors the vision of international space students.
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Asteroid 2012 DA14 -- Earth Flyby Reality Check
The asteroid will not collide with Earth, according to NASA’s Near-Earth Object Program Office.
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When You Wish Upon a Shooting Star →
NASA intern Sam Castle worked with meteor expert Dr. Bill Cooke to study the world of meteoroids, meteors, fireballs and meteorites.
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Take a Tour of the Space Station
Astronaut Suni Williams gives an inside look at the space station with this series of videos.