New Mexico Space Grant Consortium in collaboration with NASA will hold the second phase of Launch and Learn in June 2013. Over 60 SoI students and teachers will watch as their experiments go to space from Spaceport America as part of New Mexico Space Grant’s Student Launch Program. NMSGC will have approximately 200 students from other summer programs that will be exposed the launch and learn environment. Students from New Mexico State University and New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology will also be participating. For more information about this event visit: › http://www.launchnm.com/2012_launch.php

NASA EDUCATION OFFERS SUMMER OF INNOVATION ‘MINI-AWARDS’

Share This BBSNews resource! BBSNews 2013-05-24 — WASHINGTON — NASA’s Summer of Innovation project is accepting proposals through Monday, June 10, from organizations that [more…]
In this composite image, visible-light observations by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope are combined with infrared data from the ground-based Large Binocular Telescope in Arizona to assemble a dramatic view of the well-known Ring Nebula. Credit: NASA, ESA, C.R. Robert O’Dell (Vanderbilt University), G.J. Ferland (University of Kentucky), W.J. Henney and M. Peimbert (National Autonomous University of Mexico) Credit for Large Binocular Telescope data: David Thompson (University of Arizona)

NASA’S HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE REVEALS THE RING NEBULA’S TRUE SHAPE

Share This BBSNews resource! BBSNews 2013-05-23 — WASHINGTON – The Ring Nebula’s distinctive shape makes it a popular illustration for astronomy books. But new [more…]
Merging galaxies. Image credit: NASA.

HERSCHEL SPACE OBSERVATORY FINDS MEGA MERGER OF GALAXIES

Share This BBSNews resource! BBSNews 2013-05-22 — WASHINGTON – A massive and rare merging of two galaxies has been spotted in images taken by [more…]
Popular Science showcases the exciting, cutting edge research of NIAC Fellows, Kevin Duda and Dava Newman. Credit NASA.

NASA CALLS FOR PHASE II VISIONARY ADVANCED CONCEPTS

Share This BBSNews resource! BBSNews 2013-05-21 — WASHINGTON — NASA is looking for far-out ideas. NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) Program is seeking Phase [more…]

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