Volume 6

Chemist Anne Caraccio works with a prototype reactor for incinerating trash in space. The device is inside a lab at NASA's Kenendy Space Center in Florida. She is part of the team developing a mechanism to burn trash and extract valuable gases from the material.

Young Professionals Brief: The Next Generation on Knowledge

January 31, 2013 // by APPEL News Staff

Vol. 6, Issue 1 Young professionals at Kennedy Space Center (KSC) shared how they seek out and share knowledge at NASA—and it doesn’t involve tweeting or texting.

Academy Bookshelf: NASA at 50: Interviews with NASA Senior Leadership

January 31, 2013 // by APPEL News Staff

Vol. 6, Issue 1 The NASA History Offices latest publication captures the thinking of NASA senior leadership on the agencys 50th anniversary.

Case Study Archive: Columbia’s Last Mission

January 31, 2013 // by APPEL News Staff

Vol. 6, Issue 1 Routine reviews of Columbia’s launch videos from January 16, 2003, revealed a foam strike and triggered discussions within NASA about what, if anything should be done next.

This Month in NASA History: Learning from ICESat

January 31, 2013 // by APPEL News Staff

Vol. 6, Issue 1 Ten years after an unexpected anomaly, the lessons and knowledge of the ICESat mission live on in current and future missions.

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