In addition to the STS-126 crew and lunar rover, members of the rover team will update the NASA News Twitter Feed during the parade. › NASA and the Inaugural Parade
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Future Lunar Rover, Astronauts Represent NASA in Inaugural Parade
Methane Discovery Reveals Mars is Not a Dead Planet
A team of NASA and university scientists has achieved the first definitive detection of methane in the atmosphere of Mars. This discovery indicates the planet is either biologically or geologically active. › Read More and Comment
Discovery At the Launch Pad
Discovery rolled to the launch pad Wednesday for its STS-119 mission, targeted to launch on February 12. Commander Lee Archambault and crew will deliver the final set of solar arrays to the space station. › Space Shuttle Section
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Astronauts Call Lakebay Washington Students From Space Station
01.15.09 - Students from Key Peninsula Middle School of Lakebay, Wash. chat with NASA Expedition 18 astronauts Mike Fincke and Sandra Magnus.
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NASA Invites Media to View Lunar Rover Driven at Inaugural Parade
01.15.09 - Reporters are invited to attend a briefing about the NASA Lunar Electric Rover concept vehicle that will be driven down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington as part of the presidential inaugural parade on Jan. 20.
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10.17.08
NASA Report Reviews Crew Safety Measures During Columbia Accident, Recommends Improvements
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12.04.08
News Briefing: Mars Science Laboratory Delay
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