nasa picture of the day on january 6 2006

Nasa picture of the day on january 6 2006 archive#

Thirty-four undergraduate student teams have been selected to fly and conduct experiments aboard NASA's 'Weightless Wonder' reduced gravity aircraft next spring.ġ2.12.06 - NASA Outlines Recent Changes in Earth's Freshwater Distribution NASA is searching for the next generation of explorers to participate in the challenge of designing and building a lunar rover or 'moonbuggy' to compete in the 14th Great Moonbuggy Race.ġ2.15.06 - NASA Selects Teams to Fly on 'Weightless Wonder' NASA Ames Research Center hosts a media briefing Monday to discuss a major announcement involving Google, Inc.ġ2.15.06 - NASA Looking for Future Explorers NASA Ames Research Center and Google have signed a Space Act Agreement that formally establishes a relationship to work together.ġ2.15.06 - Ames Schedules Briefing to Discuss Google Agreement Scientists using NASA data are studying a newly recognized type of cosmic explosion called a hybrid gamma-ray burst, and is likely signaling the birth of a new black hole.ġ2.18.06 - NASA and Google Bring Exploration to Earth 22.ġ2.20.06 - Satellite Discovers New Kind of Black Hole Explosion Instruments aboard a Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency satellite named Hinode, or 'Sunrise,' are returning extraordinary new images of our sun.Ĭommander Mark Polansky and his crew aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery will complete their 13-day mission to the International Space Station Friday, Dec. The Space Shuttle Discovery and its crew returned home Friday after a 13-day journey of more than 5.3 million miles in space.ġ2.22.06 - Images From Hinode Offer Clues About Our Violent Sun NASA moved forward in 2006 to extend humanity's exploration of the solar system and learn more about the universe and our home planet.ġ2.22.06 - NASA Welcomes Discovery Crew Home for the Holidays + NASA Home > For Media & Press > Press Release Archiveġ2.27.06 - Top Exploration and Discovery Stories of the Year

Nasa picture of the day on january 6 2006 archive#

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