The Technology Transfer Office at Marshall Space Flight Center has selected winners for a contest held in summer 2021, awarding five cash prizes to civil servants who entered new technology reports with the most commercial potential. Commercialization experts carefully reviewed entries, whic…
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The last piece of Space Launch System rocket hardware has been added to the stack at NASA’s …
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NASA marked a significant milestone Sept. 30 in its plans for future missions to the Moon an…
On Sept. 30, NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center virtually presented its Industry & Advo…
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