Subdirectories of Research:
Categories related to Science: Technology: Space: NASA: Research: Science: Technology: Space: Research (13) Websites on Research: CRYSTAL-FACE A measurement campaign designed to investigate tropical cirrus cloud physical properties and formation processes. Understanding the production of upper tropospheric cirrus clouds is essential for the successful modeling of the Earth’s climate. Human Physiology in Space The National Biomedical Research Institute provides information and lessons about how space affects the human body. Leonid MAC NASA's Multi-instrument Aircraft Campaign gives you up to date news, information, and links related to Leonid activity. Life Sciences Data Archive A work in progress that provides information and data from space flight experiments funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Mars Exploration Program Landing Sites Mars Surveyor landing site candidates in 3-D. NASA Astrobiology Institute A partnership between NASA and other research organizations to conduct and lead integrated multidisciplinary research in astrobiology, the study of life in the universe. NASA JPL Optical Communications Group The group is developing the next generation of satellite communications systems that are 10 to 100 times faster than current state-of-the-art systems. NASA Scientific and Technical Information Server Helps you find NASA aerospace STI, as well as locate domestic and international STI pertinent to NASA's missions and Strategic Enterprises. NASA: Scientific and Technical Information (STI) STI is the collected set of facts, analyses, and conclusions resulting from scientific, technical, and related engineering research and development efforts. Provides access to unlimited and unrestricted NASA and NACA reports and journal articles. Space Research Provides project overviews and background of research conducted by the Office of Biological and Physical research. Telerobotics Program Overview of tele-robotics activities at NASA. Includes background material, picture archives and technology documents. Also features a 'cool robot of the week' prize. Terrestrial Planet Finder TPF will advance our understanding of how planets and their parent stars form. This project will try to detect terrestrial planets using nulling.
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