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Research May Unlock Secret of Alzheimer's
03.05.13 - A space experiment could show how proteins collect in a brain to cause Alzheimer's and other diseases say scientists at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
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Engineers Building Hard-working Mining Robot
1.25.13 - NASA engineers designed a robot intended to dig soil 16 hours a day for five years.
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Space Trash May Make Radiation Shields
01.02.13 - Researchers are compressing trash and testing it for potential uses on deep-space missions.
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Foam's Future Seen in Space and Industry
12.12.12 - Thermal insulation technologies may have applications for future exploration programs and the commercial world.
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Reactor Makes Trash a Power Source
12.03.12 - Researchers are developing a reactor to incinerate garbage in space to produce fuel, air and water.
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Physicist Happens Upon Rain Data Breakthrough
11.30.12 - Physicists working on a sensor to gauge lunar dust found out it could aid weather forecasting on Earth, too.
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Robotic Explorers May Usher in Lunar 'Water Rush'
11.15.12 - A rover designed to retrieve water on the moon could unlock processes for using the valuable resource for solar system exploration.
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Kennedy Potential Bright for Energy Research
11.16.12 - Kennedy Space Center's future is not limited to space thanks to a technical, engineering and scientific infrastructure.
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Cryogenics Testbeds Training Rocket U Students
11.30.12 - Heritage propellant technology and hardware help engineers with the Project Neo Liquid Propellant Testbed.
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'Rocket University' Rocketry Labs Hone Flight Skills
10.25.12 - At Kennedy Space Center, NASA engineers are gaining critical flight skills as they design, build and launch high-powered rockets.