NASA hoje (CXXIX)

As mais recentes notícias da NASA…

– NASA Launches New Carbon-Sensing Mission to Monitor Earth’s Breathing.

– Ocean on Saturn Moon Could be as Salty as the Dead Sea.

– NASA Television Coverage Set for Orbital-2 Mission to Space Station.

– Major Air Pollution Studies to Converge Over Denver.

– NASA’s Undergraduate Student Instrument Program Launches.

– NASA Invites Media to Facility Renaming Ceremony in Honor of Neil Armstrong.

– Testing Completed on NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Backplane.

– Next Space Station Crew to Participate in NASA TV Briefing, Media Interviews.

– NASA Announces Winners of Challenge to Design Hurricane-Tracking Uncrewed Aerial Systems.

– NASA TV Coverage Set for Saturday Orbital-2 Mission to Space Station.

– Hubble Spots Spiral Bridge of Young Stars Linking Two Ancient Galaxies.

– Leading Space Experts to Discuss the Search for Life Beyond Earth.

– NASA Spacecraft Observes Further Evidence of Dry Ice Gullies on Mars.

– NASA TV Coverage Reset for Sunday Orbital-2 Mission to Space Station.

– NASA Extends Mechanical Systems Engineering Services Contract.



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