NASA Cooperative Agreement Notice Draft Announcement for a Joint SMD and HEOMD Science and Exploration Institute and Request for Comments “NASA’s Science Mission Directorate (SMD) and Human Exploration and Operations […]
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Sen. Grassley is Swinging at Shadows Again
Sen. Grassley wants answers on Google execs’ air fleet leasing at NASA field, The Hill “Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) wants to know if Google is getting a sweetheart deal from […]
ARC ITAR Inquiry
Senator Asks NASA About Alleged Disclosure of Sensitive Information, Science “NASA chief Charles Bolden is reviewing a request from a U.S. senator for a briefing on alleged misconduct at the […]
Conrad Foundation Semi-finalists Announced
Conrad Foundation 2011-2012 Spirit of Innovation Challenge Semi-Finalists Announced “We are thrilled to announce the 2011-2012 Spirit of Innovation Challenge Semi-Finalists. This year, student teams exceeded our expectations in regards […]
Is Something Wrong With the Drill on MSL? (Update)
Keith’s 18 Nov 12:25 pm EST update: NASA PAO just provided the following response: “The Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft, including the Curiosity rover and the rock-sampling drill on the rover, […]
OIG Report on Hangar One at Ames
NASA OIG Final Report: NASA’s Hangar One Re-Siding Project “NASA Inspector General Paul Martin today released a report that examines the $32.8 million re-siding project for Hangar One – one […]
McMoon's Gets a Special Visitor
Keith’s note: I had a rather special guest visit me today at the Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) at Building 596 (aka “McMoon’s”) at NASA Ames Research Center. Dan […]
NASA Open Source Summit
NASA To Host Open Source Summit March 29-30 In California “NASA will host a summit about open source software development on March 29-30 at the agency’s Ames Research Center in […]
Heads up NASA OCT: Cool Invention News You Missed
NASA Ames Wins Agency Awards for Inventions “NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., has won two agency awards: the 2010 Government Invention of the Year Award and the […]
OIG: NASA Leaves Important Info On Computers It Surpluses
Preparing for the Space Shuttle Program’s Retirement: A Review of NASA’s Disposition of Information Technology Equipment “NASA Inspector General Paul K. Martin today released a report that found significant weaknesses […]
