On July 24, 2014, Mike Ciannilli, NASA Test Director, and Jon Cowart, NASA Commercial Crew, sat down with NASA Chief Knowledge Officer Ed Hoffman for a Masters with Masters discussion about stories from Space Shuttle and Commercial Crew Programs. The event, “Lessons Learned and Stories from Space Shuttle and Commercial Crew Programs,” was held at […]
During its first flight, Orion reentered Earth’s atmosphere going nearly 20,000 miles per hour yet splashed down minutes later at a gentle 20 miles per hour.
Gaining experience, finding mentors, and even making mistakes are important elements in becoming an effective project manager.
NASA achieved a significant milestone in human space exploration with the success of Orion’s Exploration Flight Test-1 (EFT-1).
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On Thursday, November 20, Orion passed the Flight Readiness Review (FRR) for Exploration Flight Test-1 (EFT-1) and was given a “go” to proceed.
Tom Magliozzi, the elder of “Click and Clack: The Tappet Brothers” of NPR’s Car Talk, recently died, and the Internet has not been consistent with one of his most famous quotes.
Mars recently played host to an Oort Cloud comet flyby, providing an unprecedented opportunity to expand understanding of our solar system.
NASA’s project managers and systems engineers are integral to the agency’s efforts and achievements. But who helps them achieve their professional development goals?
