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Shuttle Treasure to Come to Space Center Houston
On May 2, Space Center Houston was officially awarded a Shuttle Carrier Aircraft for permanent display.
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Innovation 2013: Creating, Collaborating and Connecting
JSC team members came together to learn from two speakers who have furthered the creative concepts behind Innovation 2013 within their companies.
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Curiosity Wins National Air and Space Museum Trophy
The team in charge of landing NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity received the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum’s highest group honor.
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JSC Continues To Be A Winner In Technology
Former JSC Director Mike Coats was recognized by the Federal Laboratory Consortium as the 2012 Laboratory Director of the Year.
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Lessons Come Alive Aboard Reduced-Gravity Flights
Through NASA’s Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program, teachers gain valuable knowledge about microgravity.
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Giving Back to the Future
NASA team members promoted Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) at Gregg Elementary from Feb. 5 to March 6.
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Music on the Mall Celebrates Earth Day
Johnson team members showed that it can be hip to be green as they pulled out their instruments to help celebrate Earth Day on April 22.
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Not-So-Secret Garden Before Earth Day
Up on the rooftop of JSC’s Building 12 native wildflowers abound!
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Team Everest Group Inspires With Courage, Triumph
Exploration is not just limited to the able-bodied, something Team Everest set out to prove with an inspiring journey to Mt. Everest's base camp.
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Astronaut Fact Book
Packed with biographical info and spaceflight statistics, the Astronaut Fact Book contains data about more than 300 space explorers.
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Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut, Team USA 2013
Mission X: Train Like an Astronaut is a health and fitness challenge that encourages students to live healthier using the excitement of space exploration.
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NASA Challenge Invites Students to Design Space Habitats
College and university students now have a chance to help design a deep-space habitat for the Exploration Habitat (X-Hab) Academic Innovation Challenge.
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What’s Left to Accomplish After 46 Years of Service to NASA? Why, More.
"When I started back in 1966, we were rocking and rolling," Heflin recalled. "We could not find enough people to do the work. We were always busy."
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Bringing Creativity Back Like It’s 1958
Building 35 is part acceleration center, part escape from the monotony of doing things the way you’ve done them before—just because.
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Past and Present Connection to Moon
This breathtaking picture of the crescent moon above JSC's S-band dish atop Building 44 has a real past and present connection to the moon.
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NASA Wants You: Join the Mission
NASA wants you! Whether you're a parent, a kid, a teacher, a scientist or a pilot you can connect with NASA as many ways as possible.
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Gathering of Female Astronauts & Former Center Director
22 astronauts and JSC's first female Center Director, Carolyn Huntoon, met in Fall 2012 to honor Sally Ride and her legacy.
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FalconSat-6 Nurtures Collaboration with Cadets and NASA
Long running relationships, like those forged over the years between JSC and the U. S. Air Force, have a tradition of paying big dividends.
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‘King of the Sands’ Relinquishes His Crown
Robert “Bob” Mitchell recently spoke about the White Sands Space Harbor, his retirement from NASA and the Space Shuttle Program.
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Songs and Space … Music to Our Ears
A unique group of Johnson Space Center team members united for a recognition ceremony in the parking lot of Space Center Houston on Jan. 23.