The Inauguration Committee for President-elect Barack Obama officially extended an invitation Wednesday for NASA to be part of the 56th Inaugural Parade on Jan. 20.
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Temporary Position or Exceptional Career?
When Erwin Zaretsky interviewed with NACA in Cleveland in 1957, he was looking for a temporary position. More than 50 years later, he's a NASA Glenn chief engineer.
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From Poquoson to the Moon on TV, Courtesy of Langley's Zawodny
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This Month in Exploration - December
Forty years ago the crew of Apollo 8 transmitted the first image of Earth from space. Read more historical facts in This Month in Exploration.
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Message 6
"I suddenly find myself on the last night before which I?ll no longer be considered part of the crew on the Space Station. This is a very strange feeling indeed."
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Standing the Test of Time
Earl Hanes started to work at NASA through the apprentice program in 1953. Today he's doing research that will send us back to the moon.
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Fincke and Chamitoff Vote From Space
The two NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station joined millions of Americans Monday in casting their ballots before Election Day.
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Space Station Crew Marks 40th Anniversary of First Human Moon Trip
12.18.08 - The International Space Station crew, paving the way for NASA's return to the moon, will honor the first humans to journey there 40 years ago with a special message.
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NASA Solicits Ideas for Displaying Retired Space Shuttles and Main Engines
12.17.08 - NASA has issued a Request for Information, or RFI, seeking ideas from educational institutions, science museums and other appropriate organizations about the community's ability to acquire and publicly display the space shuttle orbiters and space shuttle main engines after the conclusion of the Space Shuttle Program.
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