NASA Technical Report Server (NTRS): Online access to NASA's technical reports servers, including research reports, journal articles, conference and meeting papers, technical videos, mission-related operational documents, and preliminary data. The NTRS also collects scientific and technical information from external non-NASA sources.
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NASA Headquarters, and NASA Today features current news and press releases from NASA regarding its missions and programs.
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NASA Image eXchange (NIX): A web-based search engine for simultaneously searching one or more of NASA's online image and photo collections. NIX returns thumbnail-sized Images, textual descriptions, image numbers, links to higher resolution Images, links to more information, and links to the NASA Center that stores each image.
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NASA Thesaurus: Follow the link to the Tools/Product/Services section of the web page, then select the Publishing Tools link. Several NASA Thesaurus products are available including browsable PDF documents. The NASA Thesaurus contains the authorized subject terms by which the documents in the NASA scientific and technical information knowledge base are indexed and retrieved.
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NASA Tech Briefs: The official publication of NASA for more than three decades, NASA Tech Briefs, has reported newly developed and commercially-significant technologies to industry so that engineers, managers, and scientists could use this valuable information to improve their competitiveness and productivity. Some areas of the on-line journal are available only on a subscriber basis.
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NASA Technical Standards: NASA developed standards are available on line from this site and without charge. A listing of NASA adopted voluntary consensus standards is also available from this site, but the standards must be obtained from the sponsoring organizations, which generally impose a charge. The site includes a Master List of NASA Preferred Standards and a List of NASA Standards Under Development.
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NASA Information Locator Service: The NASA Information Locator can help identify public NASA information sources. This includes any information source: servers on the Internet, printed publications, phone-based services, and similar resources.
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Eureka! A Guide to NASA' s On-line Resources: Maintained by the NASA Network Information Center, Eureka! showcases NASA online resources and other resources related to topics of interest to the NASA community. It is designed to be a dynamic resource that is easy to access.
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Grammar, Punctuation and Capitalization: NASA Handbook for Technical Writers and Editors. A pdf version is also available at this site. This is in support of the upcoming revision of the "Publications Guide for Authors".
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