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Years ago, Einstein and a partner set out to design a cooling system that was better and safer.

From the Apollo capsule to the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, special white coatings protect against the harsh environment of space.

Did you know there’s a connection between infant formula and planetary space flight?

Moving ahead or behind, by more than one time zone when traveling can make people feel miserable and out of sorts, until they re-adjust.

Among the problems a doctor faces in third-world countries is how to sterilize surgical instruments.

Understanding the changing health of an ecosystem is a complex challenge. So park managers in the Great Smoky Mountains use monitoring sensors on the ground and in the air to help protect this diverse landscape.

NASA Langley is world famous for the development of space-tailored polymers, but like all materials sent to space, they must be tested before they can be used.

Manipulating the immune responses of other species to work in a similar way could be just what the doctor ordered to safeguard the human population.

SAGE III will continue Langley’s legacy by taking ozone measurements deeper in the atmosphere than ever before.

A team at Virginia Tech has created a flexible rubber prototype that is the first sonar system to feature both a dynamic emitter and dynamic receivers.