Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Hand

NASA astronaut Shannon Walker of Houston will assume command of the International Space Station today from Roscosmos cosmonaut Sergey Ryzhikov. Walker will lead the Expedition 65 crew for almost two weeks until she returns to Earth with her crewmates aboard the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft. NASA TV is broadcasting the traditional change of command ceremony …
The day before the Crew-1 departure Walker will hand over station command to Hoshide

The Expedition 63 crew is readying gear and suits today as they prepare to return to Earth in less than two weeks. Meanwhile, Thursday’s research aboard the International Space Station looked at robotics and biology. Two crews will launch to the station and another one will complete its mission this month. First, NASA astronaut Kate …
Expedition 64 Commander Chris Cassidy will hand over the station “keys” to Ryzhikov

In the early 1960s, NASA modified the Altitude Wind Tunnel to address the needs of the burgeoning space program. The facility first supported Project Mercury…
In late 1959, NASA engineers added a foam couch, a hand controller, and an instrument

Aviation’s future is bright … green. That was the environmentally promising message delivered during the Green Aviation Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM),
National Research Council of Canada Greener Power Hand-in-hand with noise-reduction

Elwood AgasidSatellite Integration of a PhoneSat-EDSN bus with a micro cathode arc thruster CIF
Approach to Uncertainty Reduction in Launch Vehicle Compartment Venting CIF Lawrence Hand

Blood sample collections and eye scans took a big part of the day on Tuesday as the International Space Station residents continuously explore how living in space affects their bodies. The two crews representing Expedition 71 and NASA’s Boeing Crew Flight Test also trained for robotics activities, serviced spacesuits, and kept up household tasks aboard …
Aside from eye checks, Starliner Commander Butch Wilmore and Pilot Suni Williams hand

The Expedition 55 crew on board the International Space Station has been working hard to prepare for Wednesday’s spacewalk, and they’ll still have a lot of difficult work ahead of them when Flight Engineers Ricky Arnold and Drew Feustel head outside the airlock. If you’ve ever wondered what makes spacewalks such a big deal, check …
Tasks such as working with cables or fluid hoses are hand-intensive work—fingers

What goes into telling the NASA story? At the agency’s Kennedy Space Center, it’s more than pointing a camera and letting it roll. Behind the cameras are
may not be rocket science, but it brings the rocket science to the palm of your hand

Week of Aug. 15 – Aug. 19, 2016
about 100 credentialed social media followers and 30 journalists learned first hand

Week of June 13-17
two years there, engineers and technicians will finish assembling the craft by hand