Technology – Page 19

NASA Scientists Available for Interviews on Hurricanes, Tropical Storms

[ad_1] The center of Hurricane Elsa has formed to the east of the Windward and southern Leeward islands and is expected to bring heavy rainfall to those areas over the weekend, according to an update Friday from the National Hurricane Center. [ad_2] Source link

NASA Posts Agencywide Media Accreditation Policy

[ad_1] NASA has issued a formal policy that standardizes the criteria and process for media accreditation to cover events and activities at all agency locations. [ad_2] Source link

NASA Selects Johnson Support Contractor

[ad_1] NASA has selected PAE Applied Technologies LLC of Fort Worth, Texas, to provide facilities operations and maintenance support services at the agency’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. [ad_2] Source link

NASA to Air Departure of SpaceX Cargo Dragon from Space Station

[ad_1] NASA’s SpaceX Dragon cargo freighter, loaded with approximately 5,000 pounds of scientific experiments and other cargo from the International Space Station, will depart Tuesday, July 6, bound for a splashdown in the Atlantic Ocean Thursday, July 8, completing the company’s 22nd commercial resupply services mission for NASA. [ad_2] Source link

NASA Administrator Names Johnson and Kennedy Center Directors

[ad_1] NASA Administrator Bill Nelson has named Vanessa Wyche director of the agency’s Johnson Space Center in Houston and Janet Petro director of Kennedy Space Center in Florida. [ad_2] Source link

El público nombra al “maniquí lunar” que volará alrededor de la Luna en la misión Artemis I

[ad_1] “Comandante Moonikin Campos” es el nombre oficial del maniquí que se lanzará a bordo de Artemis I, la prueba de vuelo sin tripulación de la NASA del cohete Sistema de Lanzamiento Espacial (SLS por sus siglas en inglés) y la nave espacial Orion alrededor de la Luna a finales de este año. [ad_2] Source […]

Public Names ‘Moonikin’ Flying Around Moon on NASA’s Artemis I Mission

[ad_1] “Commander Moonikin Campos” is the official name of the manikin launching on Artemis I, NASA’s uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft around the Moon later this year. [ad_2] Source link

NASA Software Benefits Earth, Available for Business, Public Use

[ad_1] Many of NASA’s computational innovations were developed to help explore space, but the public can download them for applications that benefit us right here on Earth. [ad_2] Source link

NASA Named Best Place to Work, No. 1 for COVID-19 Response

[ad_1] For the ninth consecutive year, the Partnership for Public Service has ranked NASA as the Best Place to Work in the Federal Government among large agencies and, new for 2020, has also ranked NASA No. 1 among large agencies for its response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. [ad_2] Source link

NASA Awards Global Information Technology, Communications Contract

[ad_1] NASA has awarded a new, agencywide information technology and communications services contract for Advanced Enterprise Global Information Technology Solutions (AEGIS) to Leidos Inc. of Reston, Virginia. [ad_2] Source link

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Category: Technology

NASA Scientists Available for Interviews on Hurricanes, Tropical Storms

NASA Posts Agencywide Media Accreditation Policy

NASA Selects Johnson Support Contractor

NASA to Air Departure of SpaceX Cargo Dragon from Space Station

NASA Administrator Names Johnson and Kennedy Center Directors

El público nombra al “maniquí lunar” que volará alrededor de la Luna en la misión Artemis I

Public Names ‘Moonikin’ Flying Around Moon on NASA’s Artemis I Mission

NASA Software Benefits Earth, Available for Business, Public Use

NASA Named Best Place to Work, No. 1 for COVID-19 Response

NASA Awards Global Information Technology, Communications Contract