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• DIP RFI Outbrief Session NASA · 18 Jun 2025 StartAugust 18, 2021 at 10:00 AM EST EndAugust 18, 2021 at 12:00 PM EST DIP RFI Outbrief Session NASA’s Digital Information Platform (DIP) sub-project as part of Air Traffic Management -eXploration (ATM-X) project has re...
• NASA to Gather In-Flight Imagery of Commercial Test Capsule Re-Entry NASA · 18 Jun 2025 A NASA team specializing in collecting imagery-based engineering datasets from spacecraft during launch and reentry is supporting a European aerospace company’s upcoming mission to return a subscale demonstration capsule...
• Digital Information Platform Technical Papers NASA · 18 Jun 2025 2024 Towards Sustainable Aviation with Efficient Airspace OperationsPublished: September 9, 2024Authors: Jeremy Coupe, NASA Ames Research Center; Swati Saxena, NASA Ames Research CenterAbstract: In November 2021, the Fed...
• DIP Spotlights #1 NASA · 18 Jun 2025 SFNP-OPS DEMO 1 DIP Hosts United Airlines Visit in NASA/FAA North Texas Research Station (NTX), Fort Worth September 8, 2023 The DIP Team hosted United Airlines at NASA’s NTX facility to demonstrate the Collaborative Dig...
• DIP Spotlights Issue #2 NASA · 18 Jun 2025 SFNP-OPS DEMO 1 DIP Hosts Workshop with Collins Aerospace at NASA/FAA North Texas Research Station (NTX), Fort Worth November 29-30, 2023 The DIP team hosted Collins Aerospace at NASA’s NTX facility to discuss potential...
• DIP Spotlights #3 NASA · 18 Jun 2025 SFNP-OPS DEMO 1 DIP Hosts Visit with Wisk Aero and SkyGrid at NASA/FAA North Texas Research Station (NTX), Fort Worth April 3, 2024 On April 3rd, the Digital Information Platform (DIP) team hosted representatives from Wi...
• DIP Spotlights Issue #6 NASA · 18 Jun 2025 CURRENT DIP ACTIVITIES NASA Deputy Administrator Visits North Texas December 3, 2024 The Air Traffic Management eXploration (ATM-X) Project hosted NASA’s Deputy Administrator, Pam Melroy and others, to North Texas on Dec...
• Digital Information Platform Services NASA · 18 Jun 2025 Services Overview NASA-developed services are available to optimize airspace operations using real-time data and advanced analytics. These services provide flight, airspace, and weather insights, helping users make infor...
• NASA Tech to Measure Heat, Strain in Hypersonic Flight NASA · 18 Jun 2025 A NASA system designed to measure temperature and strain on high-speed vehicles is set to make its first flights at hypersonic speeds – greater than Mach 5, or five times the speed of sound – when mounted to two research...
• Career Exploration: Using Ingenuity and Innovation to Create ‘Memory Metals’ NASA · 17 Jun 2025 Othmane Benafan is a NASA engineer whose work is literally reshaping how we use aerospace materials — he creates metals that can shape shift. Benafan, a materials research engineer at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Clev...
• NASA Welcomes Community, Astronauts to Marshall’s 65th Anniversary Celebration July 19 NASA · 17 Jun 2025 NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center invites the community to help celebrate the center’s 65th anniversary during a free public event noon to 5 p.m. CDT Saturday, July 19, at The Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, Alabama....
• From Space to Soil: How NASA Sees Forests NASA · 17 Jun 2025 NASA uses satellite lidar technology to study Earth’s forests, key carbon sinks.
• NASA Engineers Simulate Lunar Lighting for Artemis III Moon Landing NASA · 17 Jun 2025 Better understanding the lunar lighting environment will help NASA prepare astronauts for the harsh environment Artemis III Moonwalkers will experience on their mission. NASA’s Artemis III mission will build on earlier t...
• Training for the Moo(n) NASA · 17 Jun 2025 A curious cow watches as NASA astronauts Andre Douglas and Kate Rubins perform a simulated moonwalk in the San Francisco Volcanic Field in Northern Arizona on May 14, 2024, in preparation for NASA’s historic Artemis III...
• NASA, German Aerospace Center to Expand Artemis Campaign Cooperation NASA · 17 Jun 2025 While attending the Paris Air Show June 16, NASA acting Administrator Janet Petro signed an agreement with DLR (German Aerospace Center, or Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt) to continue a partnership in space me...
• A New Hybrid System Could Enable Spacecraft Attitude Control Systems to Perform Scientific Measurements NASA · 17 Jun 2025 A NASA-sponsored team is creating a new approach to measure magnetic fields by developing a new system that can both take scientific measurements and provide spacecraft attitude control functions. This new system is smal...
• Explore Our Dynamic Sun! NASA · 16 Jun 2025 from NASA’s Heliophysics Education Activation Team (NASA HEAT) and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific/Night Sky Network Have you ever wondered about what the Sun is made of? Or why do you get sunburned on even cloud...
• NASA Employees Named 2025 Service to America Medals Honorees NASA · 16 Jun 2025 Two NASA employees are being honored as part of the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, also known as the Sammies, recognizing outstanding federal employees who are addressing many of our country’s greatest chall...
• Hubble Studies a Spiral’s Supernova Scene NASA · 16 Jun 2025 This serene spiral galaxy hides a cataclysmic past. The galaxy IC 758, shown in this NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image, is situated 60 million light-years away in the constellation Ursa Major. Hubble captured this im...
• ESA Director Says Europe Has the Capabilities to Replace NASA Contributions European Spaceflight · 16 Jun 2025 The European Space Agency’s Director of Science, Carole Mundell, has explained that Europe has the technical capabilities to replace NASA contributions to its missions should the White House go ahead with budget cuts. In...
• NASA Announces Winners of 2025 Student Launch Competition NASA · 16 Jun 2025 By Beth Ridgeway NASA’s Student Launch competition celebrated its 25th anniversary on May 4, just north of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, bringing together more than 980 middle school, high s...
• NASA Seeks Commercial Feedback on Space Communication Solutions NASA · 16 Jun 2025 NASA is seeking information from U.S. and international companies about Earth proximity relay communication and navigation capabilities as the agency aims to use private industry satellite communications services for eme...
• The administration’s anti-consensus Mars plan will fail SpaceNews · 16 Jun 2025 The White House’s FY 2026 budget request for NASA proposes a radical shift in the agency’s direction, proposing extinction-level cuts to space science, severe cuts in other program areas and […]
• Members of Congress want White House to quickly nominate new NASA administrator SpaceNews · 16 Jun 2025 Members of the House and Senate called in the White House to promptly offer a new candidate for NASA administrator after the surprise withdrawal of Jared Isaacman’s nomination.
• NASA sets new potential launch date for Ax-4 mission to ISS SpaceNews · 15 Jun 2025 NASA says a private astronaut mission could launch to the ISS as soon as June 19 as it works to understand an air leak on the station's Russian segment.
• NASA Confirming Success of ISS Leak Repairs Before Finalizing Ax-4 Launch Date SpacePolicyOnline.com · 14 Jun 2025 NASA and Axiom Space are looking at Thursday, June 19, for the launch of Axiom-4 as NASA continues to evaluate the apparent success of recent repairs in the Russian segment
• ESA studying impacts of proposed NASA budget cuts SpaceNews · 14 Jun 2025 The European Space Agency is weighing options for programs affected by proposed major budget cuts at NASA as it also seeks to expand cooperation with other nations.
• NASA, DoD Practice Abort Scenarios Ahead of Artemis II Moon Mission NASA · 13 Jun 2025 NASA and the Department of Defense (DoD) teamed up June 11 and 12 to simulate emergency procedures they would use to rescue the Artemis II crew in the event of a launch emergency. The simulations, which took place off th...
• “Cosmic Dawn” Screening at Greenbelt Cinema NASA · 13 Jun 2025 Attendees line up to enter the theater for a screening of the new NASA+ documentary “Cosmic Dawn: The Untold Story of the James Webb Space Telescope,” Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at the Greenbelt Cinema in Greenbelt, Maryl...
• There’s another leak on the ISS, but NASA is not saying much about it Ars Technica · 13 Jun 2025 A crew mission has been delayed until next Wednesday at the earliest.
• Hubble Studies a Spiral’s Supernova Scene NASA · 13 Jun 2025 This serene spiral galaxy hides a cataclysmic past. The galaxy IC 758, shown in this NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image, is situated 60 million light-years away in the constellation Ursa Major. Hubble captured this im...
• NuSTAR Coloring Pages NASA · 12 Jun 2025 A coloring page for NASA’s NuSTAR mission. Downloads NuSTAR Coloring Page – Spacecraft (PNG) Jun 12, 2025 PNG (187.75 KB) NuSTAR Coloring Page – Spacecraft (PDF) Jun 12, 2025 PDF (485.00 KB) A coloring page for NASA’s Nu...
• Logos nets $50 million to advance plans for more than 4,000 broadband satellites SpaceNews · 12 Jun 2025 Logos Space Services has raised $50 million to advance engineering plans for more than 4,000 broadband satellites, the startup founded by a former Google executive and NASA project manager announced June 12.
• NASA indefinitely delays private astronaut mission, citing air leak in Russian module SpaceNews · 12 Jun 2025 NASA and Axiom Space are indefinitely delaying a private astronaut mission to the International Space Station because of an air leak in a Russian module.
• What might have been at Jared Isaacman’s NASA Ars Technica · 12 Jun 2025 "I was very disappointed, especially because it was so close to confirmation."
• NASA’s SLS Rocket: Booster Separation Motors NASA · 12 Jun 2025 NASA’s SLS (Space Launch System) solid rocket boosters are the largest, most powerful solid propellant boosters to ever fly. Standing 17 stories tall and burning approximately six tons of propellant every second, each bo...
• NASA’s Hurricane Science, Tech, Data Help American Communities NASA · 12 Jun 2025 With hurricane season underway, NASA is gearing up to produce cutting-edge research to bolster the nation’s readiness and response to severe weather.
• NASA Sensor on Space Station Eyes Contamination off California Coast NASA · 12 Jun 2025 Proof-of-concept results from the mouth of the Tijuana River in San Diego County show how an instrument called EMIT could aid wastewater detection. An instrument built at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to map minerals...
• NASA, Museum to Launch Junior Pilot School for Young Innovators NASA · 12 Jun 2025 A new generation of aerospace explorers will soon embark on a hands-on summer experience focusing on careers in science, mathematics, engineering, and technology (STEM). This month, NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Cente...
• NASA Launching Rockets Into Radio-Disrupting Clouds NASA · 12 Jun 2025 NASA is launching rockets from a remote Pacific island to study mysterious, high-altitude cloud-like structures that can disrupt critical communication systems. The mission, called Sporadic-E ElectroDynamics, or SEED, op...