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Hubble to Receive James Webb Space Telescope Technology
New technologies for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope can be used to enhance the Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) in the upcoming servicing mission.
FIRST Championship Ignites Students' Scientific Savvy
More than 10,000 students from 28 countries and 533 custom-built robots will swarm Atlanta's Georgia Dome, April 16-18, to compete in the FIRST Championship.
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Webb Telescope Mirror Completes Cryogenic Testing
The first mirror segment that will fly on the James Webb Space Telescope has completed a series of cryogenic temperature tests in the X-ray and Cryogenic Facility at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
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Recipe for Perfect Webb Telescope Mirror
The Webb Telescope's mirrors are made of a special element that will enable them to withstand the rigors of space.
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Turning the Tide to Energy
A new concept in energy production could harness the power of ocean waves.
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Future Helicopters Get SMART
Helicopters today are considered a loud, bumpy and inefficient mode for day-to-day domestic travel, but NASA research could change that view.
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A Starry-Eyed Gaze
Learn how NASA stargazing techniques have resulted in better vision for children on Earth.
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NASA Releases Interactive 3-D Views of Space Station, New Mars Rover
05.07.09 - NASA released an interactive, 3-D photographic collection of internal and external views of the International Space Station and a model of the next Mars rover on Thursday, May 7.
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NASA Wins Two Webby Awards for Internet Excellence
05.06.09 - NASA has received two Webby awards for excellence on the Internet.
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