Mission: Ames
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Here is the list of entries for Mission: Ames based on the selected criteria.
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Science enabled by the platforms of Air & Space
May 21, 2013 01:23:17 PM | Kimberly Ennico
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- NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, is our country’s agency for science and engineering activities that explores the unique aspects of *air* and *space*.
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Firm Flexibility
May 21, 2013 03:35:55 AM | Kimberly Ennico
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- Firm Flexibility - The Art and Science of Operations. Attending a test readiness review, and seeing how real-time decisions are made in a dynamic situation. Line ops may have been cancelled tonight, but there is no gap in work towards the goal.
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ATTREX: Last week of work
Mar 04, 2013 04:06:14 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my ninth (last) week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. Fifth and sixth science flights and farewell.
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ATTREX: Eighth week of work
Mar 02, 2013 01:02:31 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my eighth week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. Fourth science flight and the visit of Palmdale Aerospace Academy students.
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ATTREX:Seventh week of work
Feb 27, 2013 02:26:41 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my seventh week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. Third science flights.
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ATTREX: Sixth week of work
Feb 20, 2013 03:00:05 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my sixth week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. First and second science flights.
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ATTREX: Fifth week of work
Feb 12, 2013 12:07:48 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my fifth week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. First science flight attempt and Bay area schools visit to Dryden.
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Wrapping up, and a day spent exploring
Feb 06, 2013 09:35:00 PM | Brian Glass
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- The Icebreaker drill test team is packing and preparing to return to California, but meanwhile here's a "day in the field".
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ATTREX: Fourth week of work
Feb 04, 2013 12:47:07 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my fourth week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. Pre-Flight, Science meeting, Data analysis and Media Day
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Icebreaker Team Successfully Tests Mars-Prototype Drill in Dry Valleys
Feb 01, 2013 10:10:44 PM | Brian Glass
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- The Icebreaker Mars-prototype sample acquisition system, including an automated drill and sample transfer arm, was deployed to University Valley (one of the Dry Valleys of Antarctica) and tested on 22-31 January. All project goals and milestones were met, including integrated remote operations and testing all fault modes and their recoveries at the Mars-analog site. The team returned to McMurdo on 31 January.
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ATTREX: Third week of work
Jan 29, 2013 05:39:46 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my third week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. Combine System Test, Range flight and data analysis
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ATTREX: Second week of work
Jan 24, 2013 04:24:16 PM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my second week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. Communication tests.
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ATTREX: First week of work
Jan 24, 2013 09:46:57 AM | Maria Navarro
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- A brief description of my first week activities at Dryden Flight Research Center. My expectations for this campaign and our first instrument installations and processing.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Visits Icebreaker Drill
Jan 18, 2013 09:57:20 PM | Brian Glass
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- Weather conditions scratched the South Pole flight of New Zealand Prime Minister John Key from McMurdo Station. During a visit today to the Crary science laboratory, the Rt. Hon. Mr. Key and his wife Bronagh Key were briefed on aspects of NASA astrobiology research by the Icebreaker team, and saw the Mars-prototype drill (following serendipitously on the heels of a classroom demonstration to Santa Rosa, CA).
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Icebreaker Remotely Operated by Schools
Jan 17, 2013 06:04:35 PM | Brian Glass
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- Live video sessions from Antarctica to US classrooms are including science briefs by the team (tailored to the age group), Q&A, and the opportunity for students to remotely operate the Icebreaker Mars-prototype drill from their classroom, hands-on.
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Happy Camper for Icebreaker members
Jan 17, 2013 04:39:03 PM | Brian Glass
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- Upon arriving this week at McMurdo Station, Antarctica, those Icebreaker team members without prior Antarctic experience underwent "Snowcraft I", also called "Happy Camper", a winter survival field training course. While waiting for our drill and instruments to arrive from Christchurch.
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