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In the 1960s, a granite oil slip table was used for spacecraft vibration tests in the Environmental Laboratory. Read More
The newest Mystery Photo shows an early version of a planetary rover. If you worked on this rover or can provide any details about it, please post a comment. See more and comment
Going Green
Decades before the words "Going Green" became widely used, JPL was developing technologies to save energy and help the enviornment. When the first energy crisis hit in 1973, JPL's Civil Systems Program Office was already working on a hydrogen fuel cell car. You can learn more about JPL "Going Green": the story of solar thermal, electric cars, clean water, clean coal, and conservation efforts on Lab and how they fit into the national picture.
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Decades before the words "Going Green" became widely used, JPL was developing technologies to save energy and help the enviornment. When the first energy crisis hit in 1973, JPL's Civil Systems Program Office was already working on a hydrogen fuel cell car. You can learn more about JPL "Going Green": the story of solar thermal, electric cars, clean water, clean coal, and conservation efforts on Lab and how they fit into the national picture. View Exhibit
Archives News
- The December Mystery Photo is now online!
December 14th, 2010 - The November Mystery Photo is now online!
November 18th, 2010 - Now Available: Records created and collected by Roger Bourke 1978-2000 (JPL 560)
July 13th, 2010
