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— An experimental navigation sensor flying aboard the Pentagon’s TacSat-2 satellite was successfully activated Dec. 27, clearing the way for several weeks of dedicated testing of the NASA-funded device.
As NASA’s Kennedy Space Center prepares for a busy 2007, our successes of the past year are recounted as we set the stage for our future activities. Three successful space […]
Blasting into space, bacterial astronauts take one small step to serve humankind By Clara Moskowitz Banished from kitchen counters, E. coli, albeit a harmless variety, are taking to space. On […]
The Personal Spaceflight Federation (PSF), the industry association of leading businesses and organizations working to make commercial human spaceflight a reality, announced today that former White House space advisor Bretton […]
Image: A speck of Moon dirt. The strange shape tells a tale of violence: It results from the welding of rock, mineral and glass by the heat of micrometeoroid impacts. […]
NASA is providing a unique opportunity to the public to suggest photo targets for the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO), the spacecraft that recently took a history-making image of the Mars […]
Program Continues to Meet Fast Paced Schedule Objectives Swales Aerospace announced today that it has completed the Critical Design Review (CDR), for the TacSat-3 Modular Bus program, which is sponsored […]
WASHINGTON — Three satellites not much bigger than birthday cakes arrived on orbit this year, arranged themselves into a constellation and made research-quality measurements of the Earth’s magnetosphere before being decommissioned just 90 days later.
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