NASA Launches apps@NASA “NASA launched apps@NASA, a website where NASA employees and contractors can download mobile apps that securely access NASA systems. These apps enable our users to perform critical […]
2011
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Retro NASAWatch
– NASA: Don’t Worry About Skylab, AP – Mercury Out, Gemini In, UPI – NASA Postpones For Month Payload Rocket To Moon, AP – Moonshot Curbs Hurt Science, NASA Says, […]
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NASAHackSpace This Weekend
– Using the ISS To Teach – Using Pulsars To Navigate in Space – NASA’s Ultra Super Black Material – Why Wikis at NASA? – Science Magazine Honors Open Source […]
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Medvedev: Punishment for Space Failures Will Not Include Firing Squads
Medvedev suggests prosecution for Russia space failure, Reuters “Recent failures are a strong blow to our competitiveness. It does not mean that something fatal has happened, it means that we […]
Posted inSpace & Planetary Science
MSL Is On Its Way To Mars
An United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket carrying NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft was launched 10:02 a.m. EST. First stage and second operations were nominal. Spacecraft is in coast phase […]
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ESA Contact With Phobos-Grunt – Off and On and Off
ESA station unable to establish new link with Phobos-Grunt “After establishing contact with Russia’s Phobos-Grunt Mars mission earlier this week, ESA’s tracking station in Australia received no signal from the […]
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Video: ISS Flies Over Earth Accompanied by Peter Gabriel
Time Lapse From Space – Literally. The Journey Home. from Fragile Oasis on Vimeo. Ron Garan: “Saying goodbye to our friends and our home on the International Space Station was […]
Posted inShuttle News
NASA Has Given Enterprise to New York's TBD Final Location
Space Shuttle Enterprise Is Now Officially A New Yorker, Says NASA, Gothamist “Our insider source tells us that today, “the official transfer of title of Space Shuttle Orbiter Enterprise from […]
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NASAHackSpace This Week – So Far
– Contact Lens Computer Displays – Creating A Moonbase In Manhattan – UKube-1 Cubesat Final Design – President’s Science Advisor Visits NASA GRC – FameLab Astrobiology Competition – Game-Changing Technologies […]
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Atlas V Moves Closer To Human Rating
United Launch Alliance Completes Crucial Milestone Toward Certifying Atlas V for Human Spaceflight “ULA has successfully completed the second required major performance milestone of its Commercial Crew Development (CCDev) Unfunded […]