Publicado em 1 de setembro de 2013 por Rui C. Barbosa

NASA hoje (LXXV)

As mais recentes notícias da NASA…

– NASA’s Fermi Celebrates Five Years in Space, Enters Extended Mission.

– NASA Selects Advanced Research and Technology Contract.

– NASA Awards Contract for Project and Engineering Support.

– NASA Spacecraft Reactivated to Hunt for Asteroids.

– NASA Awards Human Health and Performance Contract to SAIC.

– Astronomers Use Hubble Images for Movies Featuring Space Slinky.

– NASA Releases New Imagery of Asteroid Mission.

– NASA Prepares for First Virginia Coast Launch to Moon.

– NASA Awards Environmental Engineering and Occupational Health Services Contract.

– NASA Partner Completes Second Dream Chaser Captive-Carry Test.

– NASA’s Spitzer Telescope Celebrates 10 Years in Space.

– Astronaut Gregory H. Johnson Leaves NASA.

– NASA-Funded Scientists Detect Water on Moon’s Surface that Hints at Water Below.

– NASA Tests Limits of 3-D Printing with Powerful Rocket Engine Check.

– NASA to Preview Orbital Sciences Flight to Space Station.

– NASA Helicopter Test a Smash Hit.

– LIVE: Watch Japanese Cargo Ship Leave International Space Station.

– NASA Selects 2013 NASA Innovative Advanced Technology Concepts for Continued Study.

– NASA’s Chandra Observatory Catches Giant Black Hole Rejecting Material.

– NASA Data Reveals Mega-Canyon under Greenland Ice Sheet.

– NASA Astronaut Mike Hopkins Available for Interviews before Space Mission.