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Visitors are welcome to view exhibits about NASA research and the work done at Ames.
09.20.12 - The space shuttle and its carrier aircraft will fly over northern California Friday, Sept. 21, one hour later than originally planned.
09.20.12 - NASA's first mobile application and software that models the behavior of earthquake faults to improve earthquake forecasting and our understanding of earthquake processes are co-winners of NASA's 2012 Software of the Year Award.
09.17.12 - The flight of space shuttle Endeavour atop the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft has been rescheduled to Friday due to an unfavorable weather forecast.
09.18.12 - The Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel (HS3) investigation is a five-year mission targeted to enhance our understanding of the processes that underlie hurricane intensity change in the Atlantic Ocean basin.
09.14.2012 - The Kepler team completed another monthly science data download, August 29-30, completing Quarter 14 month 2 science data collection.
09.05.12 - NASA has awarded five-year grants totaling almost $40 million to five research teams to study the origin, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.
08.30.12 - The world's largest airborne observatory is set to begin its first full cycle of science flights starting in November 2012.
08.28.12 - Kepler-47 is the first double-star system discovered containing multiple planets, one of which is orbiting in the so-called "habitable zone."
08.26.12 - "Neil was not only a friend, but a superb NACA research pilot..." -- Jack Boyd, NASA Ames senior advisor for history
08.24.12 - NASA’s Flight Opportunities Program has selected two new technologies to fly on commercial reusable suborbital vehicles.
Read the latest issue.
Digital press kit for the Ames' contributions to the Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity.
NASA's search for habitable planets.
The Next Giant Leap