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NASA Launches New Technology Transfer Portal
06.20.12 - To accelerate technology transfer to American businesses, industry and the public, NASA's new Technology Transfer Portal is open for business.
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Sample Return Robot Return Challenge at WPI Concludes
06.16.12 - Autonomous robots roamed across the grassy terrain at Worcester Polytechnic Institute at the 2012 Sample Return Robot Challenge in Worcester, Mass.
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Rover's Exploration May Lead to Deep Space
06.22.12 - 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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Robotics 101: NASA's Chris McQuin, Jaret Matthews
06.14.12 - Unlike what Hollywood may portray, the reality of current robotics isn't sinister, emotional or out for world domination.
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First Flight Instrument Delivered for James Webb
06.14.12 - The first instrument that will fly aboard NASA's JWST has been delivered to Goddard. The Mid-Infrared Instrument will allow scientists to study cold and distant objects in greater detail.
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James Webb Space Telescope’s Mirrors Get 'Shrouded'
06.06.12 - Earlier this year, NASA completed deep-freeze tests on the James Webb Space Telescope mirrors in a "shroud" at Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.
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Spaceport Goals Take Shape in Revamped Firing Room
06.06.12 - The Young-Crippen Firing Room used to oversee the liftoff of Apollo and space shuttle missions has been modernized for the next generation of launchers and spacecraft.
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Emerging Optics Technology to Fly on Microsatellite
06.04.12 - A kitchen gadget has partly inspired an emerging technology that could answer questions about our sun.
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Spin Forming
06.01.12 - An innovative manufacturing technique new to spacecraft can reduce welding requirements and save materials.