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Public Invited to Webinar on Citizen Science
02.06.13 - The public is invited to participate in a free webinar to promote citizen science that involves rain and snow measurements across the United States.
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NASA Seeks It All: High Lift, Low Drag
02.06.13 - NASA and its industry partners have been working to prove you can have your aerodynamic cake and eat it, too.
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Day of Remembrance Honors 'Ultimate Sacrifice'
02.07.13 - During NASA's annual Day of Remembrance activities at the Kennedy Space Center, employees and guests paid tribute to astronauts who perished in the conquest of space.
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VISIONS: A Successful Launch
02.07.13 - The principal investigator for VISIONS (VISualizing Ion Outflow via Neutral atom imaging during a Substorm), Goddard's Doug Rowland provided images and updates of the team preparations and the launch.
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Sector 33 Game App Goes Android
02.05.13 - Up to the challenge of playing a game where you're in control of airplanes in a piece of the nation's skies? Yup, there's an app for that.
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Space Station Bound SAGE III is Full Steam Ahead
02.22.13 - Above Earth, observations from the “A-Train" build three-dimensional images of the atmosphere. NASA’s SAGE III will supplement those satellites.
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NASA Designs New Space Telescope Optics
02.13.2013 - Although hundreds of planets orbiting other stars have been discovered in the past 15 years, we cannot yet answer the age-old question of whether any of these planets are capable of sustaining life.
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Fluids in Space, Shaken Not Stirred
02.13.13 - Furthering fluid physics fundamentals in microgravity with results from the International Space Station SODI-IVIDIL investigation.
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Kepler Data Suggest Earth-size Planets May Be Next Door
02.06.2013 - Astronomers estimate that six percent of red dwarfs have a temperate Earth-size planet, as close as 13 light-years away.
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A Cosmological Masterpiece
02.05.13 - Renowned astro-photographer Robert Gendler combined Hubble archive data with his own ground-based observations to assemble a photo illustration of the magnificent spiral galaxy M106.
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WISE Feels the Heat from Orion's Sword
02.05.13 - The tangle of clouds and stars that lie in Orion's sword is showcased in a new, expansive view from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE.
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2012: The Webb Telescope's Big Year of Progress
02.05.13 - The James Webb Space Telescope marked another year of significant progress in 2012 as flight instrumentation was completed and delivered to NASA.
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Explaining the Ribbon in Space Discovered by IBEX
02.05.13 - Using NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX), scientists have devised the best model yet for the appearance of a vast ribbon of neutral atoms that curls through the boundaries of Earth's solar system.
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Expedition 34 Update: Feb. 5, 2013
02.05.13 - Expedition 34 is working on ongoing international science while upgrading the station’s communications system.
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NASA's Deep Impact Spacecraft Eyes Comet ISON
02.05.13 - NASA's Deep Impact spacecraft has acquired its first images of comet C/2012 S1 (ISON).
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Twenty NASA Balloons Studying the Radiation Belts
02.04.13 - Just 96 days since launch, the Van Allen Probes have already provided new insights into the structure and behavior of the radiation belts that surround Earth.
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NASA's HEART Animation
02.05.13 - The High Energy Atmospheric Reentry Test (HEART) is a design concept for a flight test that would demonstrate a larger HIAD with a diameter of almost 30 feet (8 meters).
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Expedition 34 Update: Feb. 4, 2013
02.04.13 - Expedition 34 worked high end science and plumbing while preparing for the departure and arrival of two resupply craft.
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Goddard Astrophysicist Wins Prize for Pulsar Work
02.04.13 - To say that Alice Harding, an astrophysicist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., has a passion for pulsars is a bit of an understatement.
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Cassini Sees Titan Cooking up Smog
02.04.13 - A new paper details how the aerosol particles on Saturn's smog-shrouded moon get their start, suggesting ways such particles can form in the atmospheres of other worlds.