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New Scale Technologies and NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center Announce Joint
Development Agreement for Mini Cryo
Motors

New Scale Technologies and NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center Announce Joint
Development Agreement for Mini Cryo
Motors 12/17/2004 06:31 PM
Space Act Agreement focuses on qualification of New Scale’s SQUIGGLE™ motors at 4 degrees Kelvin for spacecraft and commercial applications. The objectives are to qualify SQUIGGLE ceramic motors for use by NASA in future spacecraft missions, and to validate SQUIGGLE technology for use in commercial cryogenic applications. [PRWEB Dec 4, 2004]

IBASE Starts Shipping Pentium® M
Mini-ITX Boards THE MOST MULTI-FEATURED
MINI-ITX BOARD

IBASE Starts Shipping Pentium® M
Mini-ITX Boards THE MOST MULTI-FEATURED
MINI-ITX BOARD 08/08/2004 02:14 AM
IBASE Technology, a leader in embedded computing, starts shipping the most multi-featured Pentium® M based Min-ITX motherboard in the market today. Integrated with the Intel® 855GME chipset, the MB890 Mini-ITX board features outstanding mobile performance and low-power enhancements. [PRWEB Aug 8, 2004]

The Plasticsmith Debuts Mini Shack For
Mac Mini

The Plasticsmith Debuts Mini Shack For
Mac Mini 04/15/2005 09:47 AM

By MacNN

A mini-guide to Mac OS X for new Mini
owners

A mini-guide to Mac OS X for new Mini
owners 02/01/2005 08:53 PM

Apple finally went and released an inexpensive computer. With the advent of the Mac mini, some Windows and Linux users who have been curious about Mac OS X but turned off by Apple's high prices have finally bit the bullet and ordered a mini.

Trying an unfamiliar operating system can be irritating at times. Things are not where you expect them to be, the GUI is different, and connecting to servers and other PCs can be frustrating. Hence the mini-guide.

This is not intended to be a comprehensive guide to all things OS X. Its purpose is to help those new to the operating system do simple things, like use a Windows printer, connect to a network share, and figure out what the key with the funny-looking squiggle on it next to the spacebar does (or even use your PC keyboard with a Mac). So if you're an "adder" and are feeling a bit out of sorts, check out our guide.

A Mini iPod Mini?

A Mini iPod Mini? 01/07/2004 02:19 PM
A Mercury News article reports on Apple's new 'iPod Mini'. According to this article:Phil Schiller, Apple vice president of worldwide product marketi...

iPod mini Comes With iPod mini Software
1.0 (And Other Notes)

iPod mini Comes With iPod mini Software
1.0 (And Other Notes) 01/09/2004 09:57 PM
The iPod mini does not use the same software as the iPod itself. (iPodlounge via MyAppleMenu)

iPod Your BMW: iPod Mini Yes, Mini
Cooper Maybe No

iPod Your BMW: iPod Mini Yes, Mini
Cooper Maybe No 06/25/2004 07:15 AM

As eagle-eyed reader Thomas Shebest pointed out to me, it looks as if Apple has removed the Mini (car) from its BMWYourIpod page. Either the Mini isn't supported any longer, or, more likely, someone within BMW's marketing department didn't want to dillute the Beemer brand with their low-end cousin. Whichever -- it's still been removed from the site.
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M ini + Mini == Two Mini [Gizmodo]

"NASA"

"NASA" 01/04/2004 09:40 PM

NASA

NASA 12/31/2003 04:50 PM
NASA Beta Released!

New eye for the NASA guy

New eye for the NASA guy 07/16/2004 06:38 PM

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Imagine video quality at four times the resolution of today’s high-definition TVs. It would blow your mind, right? Well the folks at Imaging Solutions Group and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration have put together a camera that can do just that. Image quality at nearly the quality that human eye sees things. Simply incredible….

Reinventing NASA

Reinventing NASA 01/09/2004 09:57 PM
To the moon, Alice! (And then, on to Mars) Time will tell whether this declaration will lead to an actual rebirth of NASA and realignment of goals for the agency. But I for one am absolutely thrilled that Bush is planning to give NASA a long-overdue new mission and goal. Avoiding the obvious pro/con debate of doing this (or the cost), I think it's absolutely vital to the national psyche for the United States to have a long-range goal that it can focus positive energy upon. This could be the first real "Challenge to the Union" that I think should become an annual event to replace the State of the Union.

NASA Keeps Their Spirit Up

NASA Keeps Their Spirit Up 08/13/2004 10:55 AM
Spirit, one of two NASA robots currently exploring Mars has exceeded its life span and is showing signs of wear, but it's still running and still sending back new photos. A new Nature article describes the aging rover's biggest problems: the batteries are running low due to weak winter sunlight and the gearbox on right front wheel has developed a fault. NASA engineers have instructured the rover to drive backwards, which reduces the excessive current being drawn by the front wheel. The weak light on Mars now allows only enough battery power for an hour or two of activity each day. Mars and Earth will be out of communications for a week around September 10 and the current plan is to have Spirit hibernate all week while it's batteries recharge. Despite the problems Spirit has traveled over 3 kilometers from its landing site and is now halfway up the 200 meter-high Columbia Hills.

Science @ NASA

Science @ NASA 01/09/2004 09:55 PM
The mission of Science@NASA is to help the public understand how exciting NASA research is and to help NASA scientists fulfill their outreach responsibilities....

Cassini on NASA TV

Cassini on NASA TV 07/01/2004 10:36 AM
NASA TV today is all about the arrival of Cassini at Saturn. They are currently showing pictures with live commentary - a news briefing is scheduled for 1 PM Eastern time - and live interviews on the Cassini mission from 3 PM - 7 PM. You can watch NASA TV with RealPlayer or Windows Media Player - or if you have a dish, you can find it on the satellite AMC 9 Transponder 9C, 85 degrees west longitude, vertical polarization downlink frequency - 3880 MHz, Audio is at 6.8 MHz.

NASA Could Be Safe ... and Sorry

NASA Could Be Safe ... and Sorry 05/20/2004 05:35 AM
The space agency has so many workers focused on the safety aspects of the space shuttle that it may have created a shortage of people available to work on the operational side of the program.

NASA Shakes Itself Up

NASA Shakes Itself Up 06/25/2004 05:41 AM
The space agency says it will consolidate some of its main programs, get out of others and create new executive positions in preparation for its 30-year Mars plan. But the moves get a mixed response. By Amit Asaravala.

New Look for NASA for the Next Space Age

New Look for NASA for the Next Space Age 06/25/2004 12:42 AM
Responding to outside recommendations, NASA has begun a top-to-bottom reorganization that will make it leaner and more focused on its goals.

Science@NASA ... to go

Science@NASA ... to go 03/27/2005 06:20 PM
“A new “podcast” puts audio recordings of NASA science news articles into your pocket MP3 player It’s hip. It’s trendy. It’s … NASA? Actually, it’s NASA on your iPod. Using an iPod or any portable MP3 player, you can now explore the Universe while driving, jogging, waiting in line … just about anywhere. It’s easy: tune in to the Science@NASA podcast. Podcasting is a new technology that lets you search for audio broadcasts on the…

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The Future of NASA

The Future of NASA 01/19/2004 01:43 AM

NASA Home Page

NASA Home Page 01/05/2004 07:25 AM
NASA Statement on Loss of Communication with Columbia .. National Aeronautics and Space Administration .. they almost made it home .. Nasa home page .. NASA Web Site .. NASA [>] .. Fonte .. Ouch! .. we're .. NASA .. (*) .. we

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NASA set to revisit Mercury

NASA set to revisit Mercury 07/18/2004 08:30 PM

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“The US space agency is set to launch a spacecraft to Mercury on 2 August, its first visit to the planet in 30 years. The plan is to put the probe in an orbit around the heavy-metal planet to map its entire surface, study its geology and look for frozen water. The Messenger spacecraft will make a seven-year journey that loops around Earth and Venus to get to Mercury. The last Nasa craft sent to…

NASA to ground many of its sites

NASA to ground many of its sites 08/09/2004 09:48 PM
NASA to consolidate all their sites into the nasa.gov portal The argument for change is that users will be served better by a single website because the agency's various sites vary in quality and content. But scientists and fans at NASAWatch say consolidation into a single NASA portal - which is more suited as collection press releases rather than in-depth information - will greatly reduce the amount of public information available from NASA. Is consolidation a good idea or is it just a power grab/manipulation by NASA administrators?

NASA shuttle's new tank

NASA shuttle's new tank 12/29/2004 01:05 AM
USA Today Dec 29 2004 4:18AM GMT

NASA losing the thread?

NASA losing the thread? 09/24/2004 05:16 AM
USA Today Sep 24 2004 9:11AM GMT

NASA Gives OK to Fix Hubble Telescope

NASA Gives OK to Fix Hubble Telescope 08/10/2004 10:20 AM

Hackers hit NASA Web sites

Hackers hit NASA Web sites 12/18/2003 07:20 PM
All four of those sites were running a version of the Apache Web server software and the PHP scripting language under the Unix operating system, according to ...

'Crackeados' 13 sitios web de la NASA

'Crackeados' 13 sitios web de la NASA 12/23/2003 10:42 AM

RealVideo stream of NASA TV

RealVideo stream of NASA TV 01/06/2004 02:06 AM
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NASA Looks for an Emergency Exit

NASA Looks for an Emergency Exit 01/07/2004 01:55 PM
Not since the Apollo moon missions have U.S. astronauts had access to an escape pod in case of a launch emergency. A new project hopes to change that. By Erik Baard.

Nasa powers up supercomputer

Nasa powers up supercomputer 08/08/2004 01:51 AM
BBC Aug 8 2004 5:48AM GMT

NASA must transform to put men on Mars

NASA must transform to put men on Mars 05/06/2004 10:21 AM

Global Freezing? Do Tell, NASA Says

Global Freezing? Do Tell, NASA Says 05/03/2004 07:26 PM
NASA has clarified its stance on whether its scientists can publicly discuss the coming disaster movie, "The Day After Tomorrow."

NASA Follows X Prize Footsteps

NASA Follows X Prize Footsteps 03/24/2005 08:12 AM
Seeking to re-create the success of the Ansari X Prize, the space agency announces a set of competitions for cunning aerospace inventors. The first challenges: to construct a Space Age tether and a wireless power supply. By Amit Asaravala.

NASA Sets Aside $400,000 For Inventors

NASA Sets Aside $400,000 For Inventors 03/24/2005 02:47 PM

NASA liked the idea of the X Prize spaceship competition so much that they are using that same idea to help develop a wireless power transmission system and super strong tethers. The contests will be run by the Spaceward Foundation and will start in October of this year.

You can read more about it at MSNBC …  In the most common power-beaming scenario, energy in the form of light or microwaves is transmitted through space from a power source to remote receivers, where photoelectric cells convert the light energy into electricity. NASA has already tested one such system for keeping unmanned air vehicles aloft, and the technology might come in handy for long-duration aerial reconnaissance missions on Mars. The concept also be used for distributing power from, say, a nuclear power station on the moon or Mars to other outposts.  As for the tethers, Sponberg said the same super-strong materials could be adapted to make next-generation spacecraft lighter and more resilient. "You can imagine layers of carbon nanotubes being laid down, much like we do with composites today — and that's what we would take away," he said.

NASA workers shuttling out

NASA workers shuttling out 03/25/2005 06:56 PM
USA Today Mar 25 2005 10:40PM GMT

Commission: NASA Needs to Change

Commission: NASA Needs to Change 06/17/2004 05:27 AM
A presidential commission says NASA needs to farm out launches to private companies if the agency is to put humans on the moon and Mars. By Amit Asaravala.

NASA wants to move Asteroids

NASA wants to move Asteroids 05/25/2004 07:05 AM

Seems NASA has contracted a company to investigate the possibility of designing a robot that will be used to alter an asteroids course. [Engadget]

NASA to Put 'Aura' Around Earth

NASA to Put 'Aura' Around Earth 07/09/2004 04:44 AM
The space agency's latest Earth-observing satellite, Aura, is slated to launch Sunday. Scientists say the mission will provide a trove of data about the atmosphere, from the ground up. By Amit Asaravala.

What tomorrow's NASA announcement might
mean

What tomorrow's NASA announcement might
mean 03/06/2004 01:53 AM
Oliver Morton on tomorrow's 2pm EST 'significant announcement' by NASA. The announcement will no doubt concern water on mars, ice...
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