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Three Explorers Inducted into Astronaut Hall of Fame
Franklin R. Chang Diaz, Kevin P. Chilton and Charlie Precourt became the 11th group of space shuttle astronauts to join the ranks of the distinguished members of the Astronaut Hall of Fame.
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SpaceX Completes Crew Accommodations Milestone
NASA astronauts recently got another opportunity to climb inside SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft, which they could one day fly to the International Space Station for the agency's Commercial Crew Program.
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Boeing Tests Parachute System for CST-100 Spacecraft
The Boeing Company successfully completed the second parachute drop test for its CST-100 spacecraft, which it is developing in partnership with NASA's Commercial Crew Program.
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DuPont Continues to Inspire Students to Pursue STEM
Seven students won the 2012 DuPont Challenge science essay competition by relating science to real world experiences...
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Orion Ground Test Vehicle Arrives at Kennedy
"Orion's arrival at Kennedy marks the start of something new for the center," said Scott Wilson, manager of Orion Production Operations...
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NASA’s Commercial Crew Program Manager Hosts Tweet Chat
Program Manager Ed Mango answers a number of questions from around the world during a live Tweet Chat on April 27.
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Flexible Aerogel, Innovator Earn Hall of Fame Honors
Flexible aerogel and senior principal investigator James Fesmire inducted into the International Space Foundation's Space Technology Hall of Fame...
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Ordnance Operations Facility Earns LEED Gold
The OOF joins five other sustainable facilities at Kennedy...
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Discovery Departs Kennedy Space Center
Secured atop NASA's Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, space shuttle Discovery started its final journey with a sunrise takeoff at 7 a.m. EDT.
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Award-winning Videos Showcase Tech 'Transformers'
Winners of the OPTIMUS PRIME Spinoff Video Contest show there's more to NASA spinoff technology than meets the eye.
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SCA Crews Focus on Ferrying Shuttles Home
NASA 905 will support the last three shuttle ferry flights.
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All-American Picnic Celebrates 50 years, 'Greenateers'
Children and adults alike will become 'Greenateers' at the Sustainability Fair.
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Dragon Expected to Set Historic Course
At this time, a May 7th launch appears unlikely. SpaceX is continuing to work through the software assurance process with NASA. We will issue a statement as soon as a new launch target is set.
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Local Teams Win Zero Robotics, FIRST Competitions
Find out what it takes to control small, spherical flying robots in a true zero gravity environment...
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24 Posters Highlight Kennedy's Past on 50th Anniversary
Celebrating Kennedy Space Center's 50th Anniversary
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Look Out for Those Rocks!
Prototype space lander to test hazard-ridden landings at Kennedy.
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Astronaut meets Dragon
In preparation for the upcoming SpaceX demonstration flight, NASA astronaut Megan McArthur performed a crew equipment interface test in Florida.
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Duration Records of Women on Mir Set High Expectations
Celebrating Women's History Month
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Engineers Branch Out at Rocket University
Engineers at Kennedy are working outside their comfort zones to pick up new skills at Rocket University.
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Launches Test Flight Design Teams
Monitoring a rocket heading into space takes a careful team of analysts and engineers to plot a course and set up tracking for it.