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The Space Shuttle Program returned to flight on September 29, 1988—33 years ago this month—with the launch of Discovery on STS-26 from Launch Pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center. Credit: NASA
This Month in NASA History: Return to Flight

Team of spaceflight veterans begins recovery with STS-26.

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A team led by NASA researchers was able to use data from the more than two years OSIRIS-REx spent examining Bennu to model the asteroid’s orbital trajectory with unprecedented precision through 2300. Credit: NASA
OSIRIS-REx Team Models Bennu’s Future Path

Data from sample return mission allows unprecedented precision. 

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Spotlight on Lessons Learned: Copper Tube Pinch Failure

While pinching copper tubes is a standard practice for many applications on Earth, it presents challenges for spaceflight applications.

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Critical Knowledge inSight: Building Team Cohesion
Critical Knowledge inSight: Building Team Cohesion

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

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

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

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Spotlight on Lessons Learned: Thermal Vacuum Lamp Spectrum

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

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

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

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