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INSIGHT: May 2022

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Systems Engineering Leadership Program (SELP) graduates posing for a photo. Left to right front row: Evan Anzalone, Sarah N. D'Souza, Carla Haroz, Claudia Eyzaguirre, Susan Danley, Karma Snyder, Laura Kushner, K. Renee Horton. Back row: Ben Powell, Darren Baird, Miles Skow, Timothy Roberts, Andrew Rechenberg, George J. Williams, Jr. Credit: NASA/Masha Berger
APPEL KS SELP Class of 2022 Graduates
May 27, 2022 // by

Cohort completed systems engineering and leadership development program during pandemic.

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Here, Canadian Space Agency astronaut Chris Hadfield prepares to set up the ISERV in the Destiny module of the International Space Center. Credit: NASA
Spotlight on Lessons Learned: Program Management of ISERV Design, Development, and Qualification Class D Hardware Integration
May 25, 2022 // by

Specific events and obstacles encountered during the design and development of the ISERV payload provide the basis of an applicable program management lesson learned.

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Program Management (PgM) Series Overview graphic. Credit: NASA
APPEL KS Presents Unique Learning Opportunity
May 24, 2022 // by

PgM Series features facilitated seminars on program management.

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Screenshot of Doug Hensch smiling during his interview. Credit: NASA
Critical Knowledge inSight: Building Resilience
May 20, 2022 // by

A project manager can build resilience skills to perform better on the job.

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Astronaut Ricky Arnold, from aboard the International Space Station, shared this image of Hurricane Florence on Sept. 10, taken as the orbiting laboratory flew over the massive storm. Credit: NASA
Podcast Episode 84: NASA’s Role in Weather Research
May 18, 2022 // by

NASA’s Edward Kim and NOAA’s Pam Sullivan discuss NASA’s role in weather research.

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NASA History Division’s Stephen Garber.
Knowledge Community Corner: History Division’s Stephen Garber
May 13, 2022 // by

Stephen Garber discusses knowledge sharing through the NASA History Division.

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Surveyor 1 was a three-legged spacecraft, 10 feet tall, with large pads at the end of each leg. At about 650 pounds, it was a true test of the lunar surface and the first controlled-descent, soft landing on the Moon. Credit: NASA
This Month in NASA History: Surveyor 1 Launches
May 12, 2022 // by

Robotic lander series demonstrated lunar surface would support Apollo’s Lunar Module.

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A heat map of the Earth. Credit: NASA
Podcast Episode 83: NASA’s Role in Climate Research
May 4, 2022 // by

NASA Chief Scientist and Senior Climate Advisor Kate Calvin discusses the agency’s role in climate research.

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"Video Feature banner showing the InSight Mars lander drilling a hole in the soil. Credit: NASA
Featured Video: NASA’s InSight Lander Accomplishes Science Goals on Mars as Power Levels Diminish
May 1, 2022 // by

The mission is the first to reveal the interior structure of Mars, using marsquakes to study the layers inside the planet.

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