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Pre-college students contribute to the Cassini-Jupiter millennium flyby
This paper reports supporting ground-based C-JMOC observations made with NASA's Deep Space Network antennas at Goldstone, California.
Project SUN (Students Understanding Nature)
Project SUN was initiated via a small grant from NASA's Mission to Planet Earth. It was designed to be an educational program that was driven by scientific requirements.
IPPW-10: My Affair with Venus: Career Life Lessons for the Engineering Student
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2021 NE-XF Pathways Internship Student Showcase Presentation
Branch of Fluid Mechanics concern with the mechanics and properties of gases and its application to engineering systems. Applications of Pneumatics in the Aerospace systems: (1) Flight Hardware - Reaction Control, Systems, Rocket Pressure Fed Systems (2) Ground Operations – Valve Actuation, Inert Environment (Purge), Tube Drying/Cleaning NE-XFPneumatics Engineering provides design & operation expertise to support EGS. Commodities used at KSC systems: Gaseous Helium (GHe) Gaseous Oxygen (GO2) Gaseous Nitrogen (GN2) Breathing Air (BAIR) Support other subsystems: LH2, LO2, Ground Main Propulsion System (GMPS), etc.
Summer 2021 Student Showcase
NASA’s Launch Services Program (LSP) is responsible for launching uncrewed commercial rockets carrying NASA missions. LSP’s Flight Analysis Division independently verifies launch vehicle analysis to ensure successful missions. The Strength & Fatigue/Fracture Mechanics Group focuses specifically on structural, fatigue, & fracture analyses.
Aerodynamic Modeling for EDL, Briefing to Summer Students and the NESC Academy
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)-NASA Student Engagement
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Crowd Sourcing Medical Data Collection Using Medical Students
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Pathways Student Showcase Presentation
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T^3 Autonomous Systems Student Overview
The Autonomous Systems (AS) Discipline is NASA's investment in the continued development of autonomy technologies in aerospace each year. Through sustained long-term development, researchers and scientists within AS identify and work towards knowledge and technology gaps limiting the application of autonomy technology in the future of aviation. This presentation gives a short overview of the advanced air mobility problem area and how AS work is currently contributing to NASA's effort to make advanced air mobility a safe, efficient, and equitable reality.
ICESat-2 and the Trees Around the GLOBE student research campaign: Looking at Earth's tree height, one tree at a time
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Combining NASA GLOBE Observer with Web Technologies to Broaden High School Student Access to Authentic Science Research Experiences
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Technical STEM Workforce Development Re-Imagined: The Lucy Student Pipeline and Competency Enabler (L’SPACE)
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