Publicado em 7 de dezembro de 2013 por Rui C. Barbosa

NASA hoje (LXXXVII)

As mais recentes notícias da NASA…

– NASA Launches Technology Transfer ‘Super Tool’.

– NASA Delivers Precipitation Satellite to Japan for 2014 Launch.

– NASA Astronauts Chat Live from Space Station with Maryland Students.

– NASA Hosts Nov. 26 Teleconference and Nov. 28 Hangout to Discuss Comet Nearing Sun.

– Deadline Approaching for Undergraduates to Fly Research in Microgravity.

– NASA Taps Student Teams to Simulate Human Exploration of Other Worlds.

– NASA Enhances ‘Space Station Live’ and Launches New Weekly Web Series.

– NASA Invites Media to View Orion Heat Shield Send Off and Delivery.

– NASA Holds Google+ Hangout on Cassini’s Findings at Saturn.

– Hubble Traces Subtle Signals of Water on Hazy Worlds.

– NASA iPad Application Shows Earth Changing Before Your Eyes.

– NASA Commercial Crew Partner Blue Origin Test-Fires New Rocket Engine.

– NASA Discusses Curiosity Radiation Findings.

– NASA Initiative Helps Launch Student-Built Satellites.

– Supernova Blast Provides Clues to Determining Age of Binary Star System.

– NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft Obtains Best Views of Saturn Hexagon.

– NASA’s Latest Space Technology Small Satellite Phones Home.

– Heat Shield for NASA’s Orion Spacecraft Arrives at Kennedy Space Center.

– NASA Fellowships, Scholarships Bring Diversity to Future STEM Workforce.

– NASA Highlights Mars, Ozone Hole, and the Sun at American Geophysical Union.

– NASA, CASIS Make Space Station Accessible for Stem Cell Research.

– NASA Discusses Curiosity Radiation Findings.

– NASA Initiative Helps Launch Student-Built Satellites.