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Recycling Water for the Moon
06.24.08 - A student intern participated in NASA's development of future life support systems.
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GLAST Takes on Gamma Rays
06.23.08 - A new space telescope will give a clearer picture of high-energy phenomena throughout the universe.
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Giovanni: An Easier Way to Visualize Earth Science Data
06.17.08 - With a few clicks, data from NASA satellites can be displayed in a variety of formats.
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Preparing Students for Launch
06.17.08 - A NASA chemist is researching propulsion for future missions to the moon and mentoring a student rocket team on the side.
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Buzz Lightyear's Dream Come True
05.31.08 - Activity sheets and kids' games help celebrate Buzz Lightyear's journey to the International Space Station.
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Buzz Lightyear Suits Up
Buzz Lightyear is set to start a new adventure on the STS-124 space shuttle mission.
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STS-124: Growing Hope
05.28.08 - The space shuttle Discovery will deliver a new Japanese laboratory module to the International Space Station.
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Making Connections
05.28.08 - The opportunity to work at NASA while attending college helped astronaut Karen Nyberg connect what she was learning in school with real-world research.
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Sharing the Stars
05.20.08 - A NASA astrophysicist is encouraging students and the public to "look up."
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NASA Launches IYA 2009 Web Site
05.20.08 - The International Year of Astronomy comes 400 years after Galileo's historic gaze into the night sky.
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Summer Job Opportunity →
05.13.08 - Adults are needed to share the excitement of technology, engineering and science with girls. Volunteer and paid staff positions are available.
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2008 Moonbuggy Race Winners
05.06.08 - Teams from Kansas and Indiana clinch victory in NASA's 15th Annual Moonbuggy Race.
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On Tour: POLAR-PALOOZA
04.30.08 - Scientists take their "chilling" stories of the poles on the road in a nationwide tour.
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Soaring High
04.23.08 - Student-built remote-controlled airplanes are breaking world records.
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Everest Expedition
04.16.08 - Astronaut Scott Parazynski left for Nepal on March 23, 2008, to climb Mt. Everest. Follow his most recent expedition and learn more about the parallels of mountain climbing and space exploration.
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Expedition 17
04.09.08 - Learn more about the latest crew to live and work aboard the International Space Station.
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Next Stop: Hubble
08.19.08 - Explore topics related to NASA's journey back to the Hubble Space Telescope on Servicing Mission 4, scheduled for October 2008.
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The Drive for Lunar Exploration
03.26.08 - NASA's Great Moonbuggy Race lets students work on the same challenges engineers are facing.
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Launching Art Into Space
03.26.08 - Pilot and artist Mark Pestana enjoys seeing his artwork fly in space.
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Dawn Has a Date With Astronomic Asteroids
03.26.08 - More than 4 billion years old, the massive Vesta and Ceres asteroids could be windows into the "dawn" of the solar system.
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