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Weather and Atmospheric Dynamics Relevant Missions
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Amendment 86: E.12 Physical Sciences Research Studies Final Text and Due Dates
E.12 Physical Sciences Research Studies solicits proposals to investigate physical phenomena in the absence of gravity and fundamental laws that describe the universe, and applied research, which contributes to the basic understanding of processes underlying space exploration technologies. The program is divided into two key goals: Foundations and Quantum Leaps. Foundations focuses on understanding the […]
Amendment 85: E.9 Space Biology: Research Studies Final Text and Due Dates
The research emphases of E.9 Space Biology: Research Studies falls under two broad categories: Precision Health and Space Crops. For Precision Health-focused studies, investigators may propose to use any non-primate animal model system, and any appropriate cell/tissue culture/microphysiological system/organoid or microbial models, that are supported by the chosen platform. For Space Crop-focused studies, applicants may […]
Adelle Helble
Adelle Helble is the acting Program Manager for Near-Earth Object Observations Program within NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Office. Previously, Adelle worked several assignments including strategic planning for the International Space Station, programmatic and technical integration for the Game Changing Development Program, developing end-to-end spacecraft communications planning for the Human Spaceflight Communications Tracking Network, and providing […]
Why Study Moon Craters?
We are still learning new things from studying the Moon’s craters. The main story lunar craters tell us is about the history of the Moon’s surface.
Puzzle Page #3: Plasma
Today’s Puzzle Answer: Plasma Plasma is a state of matter different from solids, liquids, and gases. Plasma is created when a gas becomes so energized that it ionizes, meaning electrons separate from their atoms and move around independently. Because of this ionization, plasmas are electrically charged and generate their own electric and magnetic fields. Though […]
Lunar Craters
Earth’s Moon is covered in craters. Lunar craters tell us the history not only of the Moon, but of our solar system.
CP-21 Science
Firefly’s Blue Ghost 3 lander will deliver six NASA science payloads to the Gruithuisen Domes.
Amendment 84: F.6 Science Activation Program Deferred to ROSES-25.
The Science Mission Directorate Science Activation Program (SciAct) seeks to connect diverse learners of all ages with NASA science experts, exciting NASA content, and authentic science experiences. Through value-based decision making, relationship and community building, intentional and independent evaluation, efficient coordination of mutually reinforcing activities, and open and continuous communication, SciAct helps create learner pathways […]
NASA Open Science Reveals Sounds of Space
NASA has a long history of translating astronomy data into beautiful images that are beloved by the public. Through its Chandra X-ray Observatory and Universe of Learning programs, NASA brings that principle into the world of audio in a project known as “A Universe of Sound.” The team has converted openly available data from Chandra, […]