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Critical Knowledge inSight: Building Team Cohesion
Critical Knowledge inSight: Building Team Cohesion
August 9, 2021 // by

Team cohesion and good communication are key factors for a team to be successful on a project.

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The Space Shuttle Discovery launches on its first flight, STS-41-D, on August 30, 1984, 37 years ago this month. The crew deployed three satellites and heard knocking at the payload bay doors. Credit: NASA
This Month in NASA History: Discovery’s First Launch
August 5, 2021 // by

Crew deploys record number of satellites, hears knocking at the door.

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Project Knowledge Expo
Project Knowledge Expo A Diverse, Lively Learning Event
July 27, 2021 // by

Attendees engaged with experts in knowledge management, strategic thinking, and human performance.

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Spotlight on Lessons Learned: Thermal Vacuum Lamp Spectrum
July 23, 2021 // by

Potential modeling inaccuracy may be avoided in thermal vacuum tests by using heater plates instead of quartz lamps.

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NASA is seeking input from the public to examine what potential barriers and challenges exist for communities that are historically underrepresented and underserved.
Make a Difference — Join NASA in Mission Equity
July 21, 2021 // by

Effort looks for potential barriers and challenges facing underserved communities.

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NASA’s John Hamley (left) and Vince Bilardo.
Critical Knowledge inSight: Lessons from Complex Partnerships
July 19, 2021 // by

Carefully designing a customer-facing management organization can build strong working relationships that help complex missions and programs succeed.

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Project Knowledge Expo
Upcoming NASA Only Virtual Event: The Project Knowledge Expo on July 20-22
July 12, 2021 // by

Sharing Knowledge and Leadership Insights to Support Project Success

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Apollo 15 Lunar Module Pilot James Irwin works at the Lunar Roving Vehicle during the first Apollo 15 lunar surface extravehicular. The folding “manned spacecraft on wheels” was a game changer for the Apollo Program, freeing astronauts to explore larger swaths of the lunar surface. This photograph was taken by Mission Commander David Scott. Credit: NASA
This Month in NASA History: Unfolding a Car on the Moon
July 8, 2021 // by

Team develops ‘manned spacecraft on wheels’ on tight deadline.

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This rendering shows the planned configuration for all six iROSA solar arrays. NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough and European Space Agency astronaut Thomas Pesquet have installed the first two, the upper and lower iROSAs on the P6 truss, shown here at the far right. Credit: NASA
Astronauts Continue Space Station Power Upgrades
June 29, 2021 // by

New solar arrays, batteries, prepare ISS for key role in Artemis, commercial applications.

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