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Swamp Works Thrives on New Engineering Approach
The Swamp Works laboratory at Kennedy embraces the need to experiment and make mistakes to push technologies forward.
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'Rocket U' Engineers Develop Skills for Future Flight Systems
Rocket University engineers are developing fast-track projects to imporve skills needed to help design flight systems of the future.
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Masters Session Details Transition Eras
A discussion by Kennedy's director and the shuttle's launch director centered on aspects of managing transitions at the Florida center.
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Engineers Focus on Super-cold Propellants
Engineers have devised tests and equipment to perfect storage in space for super-cold propellants.
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Cabana Slips Into New Roles for Reverse Mentoring
Kennedy director Bob Cabana worked closely with engineers in reverse mentoring sessions meant to improve communications.
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Space Club Honors Cabana with Debus Award
The National Space Club Florida Committee presented Kennedy Space Center director Bob Cabana with its prestigious Dr. Kurt H. Debus Award.
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SLC-17's Twin Launch Pads Bridge Space Age
Space Launch Complex-17 is a unique bridge between generations of rocket engineers. Some of NASA's earliest missions began on the twin launch pads, along with many of the agency's latest technological achievements.
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Jennifer Wiseman Discusses Hubble Telescope
Jennifer Wiseman, senior project scientist for Hubble, discusses the history and the status of the pioneering space telescope.
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Curiosity Wins National Air and Space Museum Trophy
The team in charge of landing NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, managed by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, received the museum's highest group honor.
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Shuttle Artifacts on Trek to Inspire
Six large space shuttle artifacts are headed to the Wings of Dreams Aviation Museum at Keystone Heights Airport in Florida to educate and inspire a new generation of explorers.