A contingent of NASA airborne instruments and scientists on the ground has joined colleagues from space agencies in Gabon and Europe this month to study the
tropical forests, altogether the second largest rainforest in the world after the Amazon
69 Progress (69P) Launch Abort: Over the weekend, the planned launch of 69P did not occur. The vehicle issued an abort command shortly before launch and successfully shut down the launch sequence. The root cause is under investigation, and the forward plan is in work. The next available launch opportunity is tomorrow morning, Tuesday, February …
camera was used to take images of Central America to the Caribbean, New Zealand, the Amazon
NASA Leads Development of a New System to Manage Low Altitude Drones
Around that same time, several major technology companies, such as Amazon and Google
The cutting-edge science and technology that NASA develops to study Earth and space often spurs new applications through NASA’s Technology Transfer
organizations taking advantage of the imagery to identify illegal gold mines in the Amazon
Lighting Effects: Upon wakeup, a 53S subject provided a daily sleep log entry to track his sleep patterns and wakefulness. The Lighting Effects experiment hopes to better quantify and qualify how lighting can effect habitability of spacecraft. The light bulbs on the ISS are being replaced with a new system designed for improved crew health …
from ISS Target (EIISS): Using the RED camera, the crew captured images of the Amazon
This winter, weather patterns may be fairly different than what’s typical—all because of unusually warm ocean water in the east equatorial Pacific, an event
During past El Niño events, Indonesia, Central America and the southern and central Amazon
Whenever you look through a substance, whether it’s the water in a pool or a pane of old, rippled glass, the objects you see look distorted. For centuries,
limit damaging human impact on this life form that hosts more biodiversity than the Amazon
NASA is flexing its supercomputing muscle to help crack some of the most pressing questions surrounding COVID-19, from basic science on how the virus
Technology Policy and includes industry partners IBM, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Amazon
July 2018 issue of Ames‘ newsletter, the Astrogram
NASA app, is similar to previous versions of the app developed for iOS, Android, Amazon
It’s been another great year at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley. Join us as we review some of the highlights of the science,
The STEM fair showcased NASA; the Latinos at Amazon employee resource group (ERG)
