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- NASA Selects Hampton Firms For Engineering Support…
NASA Selects Hampton Firms For Engineering Support more
Fri Jan 09 12:00am EST
- NASA Selects Research Teams for Lunar Science Institute
NASA has selected seven academic and research teams as initial members of the agency's Lunar Science Institute. more
Fri Jan 09 12:00am EST
- New NASA Balloon Successfully Flight-Tested Over Antarctica
NASA and the National Science Foundation have successfully launched and demonstrated a newly designed super pressure balloon prototype that may enable a new era of high-altitude scientific research. more
Thu Jan 08 12:00am EST
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Source: NASA Breaking News
- Research Updates: Recently Published OBPR Research
Extinction Limits And Flame-Spread Rates Exhibit Different Behavior For Opposed And Concurrent Flows Over Thin Solids; Advances In Understanding Drug-Resistance In Bacteria; New Biosensor; Study Moves In On Why Astronauts Suffer Bone Loss... more
- Ultrasound Makes Waves In Space And On Earth
Ultrasound techniques developed by NASA to examine International Space Station crewmembers may soon find another use helping treat medical emergencies on Earth. more
- Bioastronautics Critical Path Roadmap Available for Review and Comment
An update to the current baseline Bioastronautics Critical Path Roadmap (BCPR) is available for review. more
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Source: NASA Office of Biological and Physical Research News
- News: Studying Rivers for Clues to Global Carbon Cycle
In a study of how organic carbon is processed in rivers, a research team has determined that carbon processing in rivers is a bigger component of global carbon cycling than previously thought. (Northwestern University press release) more
- News: Nitrogen Pollution Boosts Plant Growth in Tropics by 20 Percent
A study finds that excess nitrogen in tropical forests boosts plant growth by an average of 20 percent, countering the belief that such forests would not respond to nitrogen pollution. (University of California - Irvine press release) more
- News: Wind Patterns Could Mask Effects of Global Warming in Ocean
Scientists have found that natural variability in Earth's atmosphere could be masking the overall effect of global warming in the North Atlantic Ocean. (University of Liverpool press release) more
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Source: NASA's Earth Observatory