Through inspiration, innovation, and discovery NASA continues to meet its mission to explore. ... During the last five decades, we've made amazing achievements in space; we've seen complete hurricanes for the first time; we've stepped on to the surface of the moon; and we've seen to the far reaches of the universe.
› View PDF (28 Kb PDF)In the words of the author Victor Hugo, "There is nothing like a dream to create the future." For me, there is nothing like the dedication of NASA employees to make dreams come true. From our past to our present, we owe you, the pioneers of aeronautics research and space exploration, a debt of gratitude.
› View PDF (100 Kb PDF)Dr. Mather, along with Dr. George Smoot of the University of California, received the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2006. Now, we have the honor to unveil the Nobel Prize that will be displayed at NASA Headquarters and again commend Dr. Mather for his outstanding work.
› View PDF (12 Kb PDF)We very much appreciate the Smithsonian Institution’s invitation for NASA to participate in this magnificent annual event. We’re honored by the distinction the Folklife Festival has given NASA as only the second federal agency to be featured in the Festivals' 42-year history.
› View PDF (68 Kb PDF)UNCOPUOS has helped lead the way with the establishment of the Outer Space Treaties, which form the bedrock principles upon which we carry out our activities in space.
› View PDF (32 Kb PDF)This is the first time we are holding a Future Forum in the virtual world, Second Life, and our Second Life attendees will also have the opportunity to take part in our panel sessions. It is an honor to have this dialogue both virtually and at The Tech Museum of Innovation.
› View PDF (28 Kb PDF)I’m delighted to be here with you today in the Golden State of California. California Space Day is important because it allows public officials and the aerospace community to discuss space policy and the space economy.
› View PDF (28 Kb PDF)This year, we’re celebrating NASA's 50th anniversary. And it is fitting that we're holding one of only seven Future Forums in the State of Florida--the place where America's space exploration dreams have taken flight for over forty years.
› View PDF (28 Kb PDF)I think all of us at NASA are attracted to the space program by the same things that keep the American people so intrigued and inspired by our mission: the excitement of discovery, that irresistible human impulse to explore beyond the next horizon, and the feeling of being a part of something grander than ourselves.
› View PDF (28 Kb PDF)What a great night to be at the Kennedy Space Center - the place where America’s space exploration dreams have taken flight for over 40 years.
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