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Whether developing new technologies for landing on other planets, improving air travel here at home, or more realistically simulating global weather and climate, supercomputing is key to the success of NASA missions. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingWe can receive packages faster today than ever before thanks to online ordering and quick delivery services. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingA study shows that microorganisms living on surfaces inside the space station closely resembled those on the skin of the astronaut participating in the research. And they lingered even months after that person returned to Earth. Understanding the interplay between microbes and crew is important for health and safety on future human space missions. Full…
Continue readingLOFTID Inflatable Heat Shield Test A Success, Early Results Show Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingNew results based on simulations out of NASA’s Advanced Supercomputing facility at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley are painting a more complete picture of one of the most prominent magnetically-driven solar features – a cycle of sunspot formation known as a “torsional oscillation.” Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingNASA’s quiet supersonic X-59 now has the engine that will power it in flight. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingWhen a team of NASA researchers set out to help train a diverse new generation of space biologists, they wanted to magnify their impact on today’s students. So, they decided to teach the teachers. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingOn Nov. 13, CAPSTONE will reach the Moon and become the first spacecraft to enter into a unique, elongated orbit that will support NASA’s Artemis missions. Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingClimate Change Can Put More Insects at Risk for Extinction Full report from NASA: Read More
Continue readingOn the anniversary of the Drake Equation, some astronomers and astrobiologists who currently or previously worked at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley shared their reflections on Drake’s life, how the Drake Equation inspired and influenced their work, and what’s next in the search for life beyond Earth. Full report from NASA: Read…
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