Monthly Archives: March 2014

Ratchet Clank Future: A Crack In Time - Nefarious Space Station - Shanon Charms the Guards
Nefarious Space Station - Shanon Charms the Guards Ratchet Clank Future: A Crack In Time OST Music by Boris Salchow.

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Elite Dangerous : Alpha test (3.0) - Space station...
Well, Alpha 3.0 is here! It #39;s very buggy at the moment in terms of the multi-player. With players waiting hours and retrying multiple times. I #39;ve got on seve...

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Blue stabilisation bars in "International Space Station"
Supposedly "live from space": recent Nat Geo documentary. The International Space Station is a hoax faked in the hull of a plane simulating zero gravity. Spa...

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[ENG] KSP Space Station - Ep 11: Hotel Units
In this episode we #39;re going to add a few Hotel rooms to our space station, so we can have tourists, which don #39;t have to stay in their space ships while being...

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Training for Blue Dot
ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst recounts his training for his Blue Dot mission to the International Space Station in May 2014. Alexander spent over four years ...

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ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst recounts his training for his Blue Dot mission to the International Space Station in May. Alexander spent over four years learn...

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Satellites To Track Missing Planes?
Retired astronaut Chris Hadfield says, a fleet of tiny satellites released from the International Space Station could be a tool to help solve future aviation...

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Space Station Live: Space Garden Launching to Station
Dr. Gioia Massa, Veggie Hardware Validation Test Science Team Lead, discusses the Veggie payload set to launch to the International Space Station aboard Spac...

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Two astronauts recently returned from the International Space Station will be inWashingtonfor a series of events, which are open to the media,March 24-26.

Karen Nybergof NASA and Luca Parmitano of the European Space Agency served as flight engineers aboard the space station during Expeditions 36 and 37, from May toNovember 2013.

At3 p.m. EDTonMonday, March 24, Nyberg will participate in a NASA Social to answer questions and share her experience being an astronaut, engineer, artist, fitness lover and mother. The event will take place at NASA Headquarters, 300 E St. SW,Washington, and will be broadcast live on NASA Television. Registration for the Social is open now until5 p.m.onThursday, March 20. NASA will randomly select 100 participants from the registrants. For more information, visit:

http://www.nasa.gov/social

At12:30 p.m.onWednesday, March 26, Nyberg will provide remarks at the outset of NASA's Asteroid Initiative Opportunities Forum. The forum, which is open to industry, academia and interested individuals, will provide status updates from ongoing asteroid redirect mission studies and summarize how responses to a 2013 Request for Information are helping improve mission planning activities. The event also will highlight opportunities for public engagement in the mission and activities associated with the Asteroid Grand Challenge. Seating is limited. Individuals who plan to attend must register online. The forum will be carried live on NASA TV and streamed online for virtual participants. To register, or for more information on how to view the event, go to:

http://socialforms.nasa.gov/asteroidforum

Reporters interested in covering the NASA Social or the Asteroid Initiative events in person should contactJoshua Buckat 202-358-1100 orjbuck@nasa.gov.

At5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nyberg and Parmitano will give a presentation about their mission and answer questions from the audience at theUniversity of Maryland'sCollege of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences. The event will be held in room 1101 of the Biosciences Research Building (BRB/#413). The event will not air on NASA TV. Reporters interested in covering the event in person should contactAbby Robinsonat 301-405-5845 orabbyr@umd.edu.

In addition to her time on the orbiting outpost, Nyberg also flew aboard space shuttle Discovery during its STS-124 mission in 2008. She earned a master's degree and doctorate in engineering from theUniversity of Texas, Austin. Nyberg also gained a bit of acclaim during her mission by sharing some of her personal life and hobbies through social media. She has logged 180 days in space.

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Recently Returned International Space Station Astronauts Speak at NASA Events around Washington