Publicado em 9 de novembro de 2013 por Rui C. Barbosa

NASA hoje (LXXXII)

As mais recentes notícias da NASA…

– NASA Administrator to Visit Langley Research Center Nov. 1.

– Media Invited to View New Earth Science Satellite before Shipment to Japan.

– Three Space Station Crews Get Ready for Relocation, Launch, Landing.

– NASA Begins Airborne Campaign to Map Greenland Ice Sheet Summer Melt.

– NASA Hosts Media Briefing To Discuss Kepler Results.

– NASA Astronaut Karen Nyberg Invites Quilters to Contribute a Star Block.

– Next Space Station Launch to Be Shown on Times Square Toshiba Vision Screen.

– Three Space Station Crews Answer Media Questions from Orbit.

– NASA TV Airs Discussion on Removing Barriers to Deep Space Exploration.

– NASA Kepler Results Usher in a New Era of Astronomy.

– NASA Selects Research Teams for New Virtual Institute.

– NASA Hosts Teleconference Today to Discuss Asteroid Research.

– NASA, Bigelow Aerospace to Hold Media Availability.

– NASA and International Researchers Obtain Crucial Data from Meteoroid Impact.

– New Crew Launches to Space Station with Olympic Torch Aboard.

– NASA’s Hubble Sees Asteroid Spouting Six Comet-Like Tails.

– NASA Opens Media Accreditation for December Orbital Sciences Cargo Resupply Mission to International Space Station.

– NASA TV to Air Russian Spacewalk Featuring the Olympic Torch.

– NASA’s Orion Sees Flawless Fairing Separation in Second Test.

– NASA Sets MAVEN/Atlas V Launch Events Coverage.

– Study Finds Climate Link to ‘Atmospheric River’ Storms.

– NASA Administrator Bolden to Hail Success of Commercial Cargo Program.