Publicado em 22 de janeiro de 2014 por Rui C. Barbosa

NASA hoje (CXV)

As mais recentes notícias da NASA…

– NASA Administrator Tours Facility Where New Deep Space Rocket is Being Built .

– NASA’s Commercial Crew Partners Aim to Capitalize, Expand on 2013 Successes in 2014.

– NASA Sets Coverage Schedule for TDRS-L/Atlas V Launch Events.

– NASA TV News Conference, Media Availability with Next Space Station Crew.

– NASA Administrator to Tour Glenn Research Center’s Advanced Propulsion Technologies.

– NASA Invites Public to Send Names on an Asteroid Mission and Beyond.

– NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel Releases 2013 Annual Report.

– NASA, NOAA To Announce 2013 Global Temperature, Climate Conditions.

– NASA Awards Contract for Institutional Services at Wallops.

– NASA Tests Orion Spacecraft Parachute Jettison over Arizona.

– NASA Announces Partnership Opportunities for U.S. Commercial Lunar Lander Capabilities.

– NASA, MIT, DARPA Host Fifth Annual Student Robotics Challenge Jan. 17.

– NASA Searches for Climate Change Clues in the Gateway to the Stratosphere.

– NASA Commercial Crew Partner SpaceX Tests Dragon Parachute System.

– NASA Administrator Surveys Agency’s Work in Advanced Propulsion Technologies.

– Media Briefing to Preview Big Year Ahead for NASA Earth Science.

– Texas High School Students to Talk Live with Space Station Crew Members.

– NASA Finds 2013 Sustained Long-Term Climate Warming Trend.

– NASA Receives Mars 2020 Rover Instrument Proposals for Evaluation.

– Sierra Nevada Corporation Announces Dream Chaser Expansion along Florida’s Space Coast.

– NASA Hosts News Conference About 10 Years of Roving on Mars.