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NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
Приєднався 15 січ 2009
From the mighty roar of rocket engines to extraordinary scientific discoveries about our universe, Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama is enabling the nations exploration of space as it has since 1960.
While the center inspired the "Rocket City" nickname of its hometown, propulsion is only one of the many cutting-edge exploration and research projects going on at Marshall. The center uses its talented team members, extensive experience and state-of-the-art facilities to serve the interests of both science and exploration.
The result? Increased understanding about our universe, ground-breaking scientific discoveries, improvements to life on Earth, and an improved ability to work and live in space.
While the center inspired the "Rocket City" nickname of its hometown, propulsion is only one of the many cutting-edge exploration and research projects going on at Marshall. The center uses its talented team members, extensive experience and state-of-the-art facilities to serve the interests of both science and exploration.
The result? Increased understanding about our universe, ground-breaking scientific discoveries, improvements to life on Earth, and an improved ability to work and live in space.
Stars, Stripes, and STEM: Q&A with Former NASA Intern, Miss America
Today is National Intern Day, and we had the opportunity to sit down with the reigning Miss America, Madison Marsh! In addition to her crown, Madison is also a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force and a former intern who supported NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. Watch to learn more about her internship experience studying gamma-ray bursts and hear what advice she has for anyone interested in a STEM career.
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#NASA #MarshallSpaceFlightCenter #MissAmerica #STEM #WomenInStem
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NASA Conducts 2nd Full-Scale Inflatable Habitat Burst Pressure Test
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Watch NASA Teams Move, Prep Artemis II Moon Rocket Stage for Shipment
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Teams at NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans are preparing the core stage of the agency’s SLS (Space Launch System) for shipment to the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The 212-foot-tall core stage and its four RS-25 engines will help power Artemis II, the first crewed mission of NASA’s Artemis campaign. In this video, watch as crew remove the external access stands, or sca...
Black Space Week 2024: A Conversation with the “Passtronaut” - NFL quarterback Joshua Dobbs
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Join us this Black Space Week for a conversation with NFL quarterback Joshua Dobbs, also known as the “Passtronaut.” In addition to his football career, Dobbs holds an aerospace engineering degree, and has a passion for space and STEM education. NASA’s Gary Willis sat down for a conversation about Dobbs’ life on and off the field, and how his interests guide his professional and personal journe...
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Can you dig it? The NASA Break the Ice challenge has come to an end! The final round of the Break the Ice competition featured six finalist teams who succeeded in an earlier phase of the challenge. The competition took place at the Alabama A&M Agribition Center in Huntsville, Alabama, on June 11 and 12, where each team put their diverse solutions to the test in a series of trials, using terrest...
2024 Student Launch Awards Ceremony
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NASA will present awards to students from colleges, universities, high schools, middle schools, and informal education groups who designed, built, and launched high-powered, amateur rockets and scientific payloads. In addition to the overall winners, other awards are presented for safety, vehicle design, social media presence, STEM engagement, and more. For more information about Student Launch...
Listen to the Universe
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NASA is famous for beautiful space images, but did you know you can listen to them? Go behind the scenes with the team that creates “sonifications,” translations of data into sound, and learn how meaningful they are to people who are blind or low-vision. For a version of this video with audio descriptions: ua-cam.com/video/GxWwlwvcQDg/v-deo.html This documentary originated on NASA : plus.nasa.g...
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First-of-its-kind SLS Payload Adapter Finishes Assembly at NASA Marshall
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SLS Rocket’s Universal Stage Adapter Ready for Testing
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Engineering the Future: The Artemis Generation is learning the technology of tomorrow at Marshall
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Sonification of Ghostly Cosmic Hand
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Sonification of Ghostly Cosmic Hand
Artemis II Boosters Receive Iconic NASA “Worm”
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Artemis II Boosters Receive Iconic NASA “Worm”
Propellant Tanks for Artemis III on the Move at Michoud
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Propellant Tanks for Artemis III on the Move at Michoud
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Retired NASA Astronaut Sends Well Wishes to Break the Ice Finalists
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Hmm...... wonder if they're going to test deflation, once inflated what if it were hit by a micro meteorite or other type of space debri that puncture the material?
It's really sad that Obama killed this program when he took office in 08. It was named differently, but basically the same thing. Obama put us behind the world in space travel, for decades to come. NO MORE TRAITOR DEMOCRATS IN OFFICE!!!.
KSP adapter or nasa adapter
Beauty and brains... I'm in love!
74 PSI! ...if you didn't get the memo😅
This adds up acceleration in earth's rotation
We are going!
0:18 thats an awesome shot lol
That camera is so dead. I love that you can see that little disk coming right for it.
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I'd like to see that burst in a vacuum, because.........
Wow, the Clydesdale was so popular that they made it into a real booster!
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Inflatable Space Debris Generator. We may have to wait decades for spherical or toroidal space stations...
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Not bad, over 5 atmospheres. Great safety margin for the delta P it will see in space
In space it would be 4 no? Missing one of those atmospheres
@@nitsujrithey should probably only ever be running it at levels safe for humans to operate in, I believe the ISS runs just a little bit under 1 Atmosphere
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What part of black hole research is physics? Isn't it just observations and calculations and modeling? Not actual science i.e. hypothesis confirmation or falsification by rigorous IV DV testing?
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Love to see these pressure tests, one should really know the limit of the stuff going up in space! Also can't wait for so-called "journalists" that write up article with word "Another Failure" about this. They themselves are the actual failure of humanity.
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Wanna swap this in my Miata so bad
I don't care who you are. NASA builds amazing launch vehicles.
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When innocent kids died every hour non stop by u.s high tch. ..no pride in humanity😢
Absolutely incredible.
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Cost of $23 billion. So glad SpaceX exists
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Remarkable testing.😊
SpaceX will not be ready for a long time.
You’re right! They’ll be ready in a short time!
@@alexanderpierzchala1615they been saying that longer then people been saying SLS would never fly.
yes. but who would have been instead? the other 2 competitor groups for the lander? very improbable
@@SpottedHaresand look what happened Sls flew.
The skill to make that is insane
Meanwhile those tripods kept in front of the nossel💀💀💀
NASA should focus on financing fundamental new technical capabilities in order to build a long term tech stack. Rather than social (work) programs like the SLS, that clearly have no future. This is so broken. Expensive one-time rockets didn't work decades ago, and they don't now. For the same reasons. In fact, just as the US faced a debt crisis back then (Vietnam war and going off the Gold standard), so does it now (high interest rates and spiraling out of control debt). So the results can be expected to be the same. No one seems to have the guts to actually pull the plug.
Boeing thinks their airplane can wreck an inch and a half thick steel plate wall . they haven't any sense . Fake. The 50 year snail shell pace of this new space problem is evidence .
Quite a bit more complicated than slapping together a replica in Kerbal Space Program, isn't it? Also makes it a thousand times more awesome.