APPEL News Digest

NASA’s Chief Technology Office released over 1,000 pieces of code to the public in its new online software catalog.

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The Rocket U Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Competition may have come to a close, but not to an end. 

With an aircraft already in production and the groundwork underway for test flights, the Kennedy Space Center Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) team found themselves in a race against time to reach competition day.

NASA’s global mass collaboration event is back—and it’s aiming to leverage space data in new and interesting ways.

Fifteen years ago this month, the Wide-field Infrared Explorer’s (WIRE) primary mission came to an abrupt end.

The key to global engineering leadership and innovation is talent—and there is no guarantee that the United States will remain the default leader, according to panelists from a National Academy of Engineering forum.

The investigation into a close call with a spacesuit anomaly from last July provides lessons about spaceflight safety, design, and operations.

February marks the fifth anniversary of the first Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) launch.