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NASA Renames New Exploration Vehicles

NASA announced its new names for the next generation of its human space exploration program, which will return astronauts to…

18 years ago

$250,000 Prize for Semi-Autonomous Robots

As part of its Centennial Challenges, NASA has encouraged inventors from outside the agency to demonstrate out of the box…

18 years ago

Airborne Infrared Telescope Gets Another Chance

During the recently announced NASA science cutbacks, several missions were cut or dramatically scaled back. One mission that was on…

18 years ago

Genesis Accident Report Released

On the morning of September 8, 2004, NASA scientists were elated. Their Genesis spacecraft had traveled 32 million kilometers (20…

18 years ago

Infrared Sensor Could Be Useful on Earth Too

Infrared image of a NASA researcher. Image credit: NASA. Click to enlarge The development of infrared detectors has been a…

18 years ago

The NASA Science Missions Getting Cut

Artist illustration of the Dawn mission, now cancelled. Image credit: NASA/JPL. Click to enlarge. With the release NASA's 2007 budget…

18 years ago

The High Cost of Boots on the Moon

When President Bush announced his new Vision for Space Exploration in January 2004, he set NASA on a new course…

18 years ago

Leading the Way Back to the Moon

The centerpiece of NASA's Vision for Space Exploration is the new spacecraft that will carry astronauts to the moon, Mars…

18 years ago

NASA Ames Leads New Robotic Moon Missions

NASA has announced that its Ames Research Center will manage the agency's new Robotic Lunar Exploration Program. Before humans set…

19 years ago

No Winner at the Elevator Competition

Eleven teams competed in two competitions over the weekend to test technologies for space elevators: beam-powered climbers and new ribbon…

19 years ago