NASA EDGE provides live coverage of Tower Rollback for the Joint Polar Satellite Sytem spacecraft.

NASA EDGE meets with Project Scientist Tom Moore to update the progress of the Magnestopheric Multiscale Mission (MMS).  Magnetic reconnection is happening in Space and the MMS spacecraft are capturing the data and getting a much clearer picture of this phenomena.

Franklin talks to three AP Physics students from Oxon Hill High School in Maryland about their class project demonstrating magnetic reconnection.

NASA EDGE visits the STEM Innovation Lab at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center to discover how Virtual Reality is being used to promote science and engineering.

NASA EDGE talks to Tracking and Data Relay Satellite M (TDRS-M) Project Manager David Littmann about the how it fits into the broader TDRS Network.

NASA EDGE’s Franklin Fitzgerald sits down with NASA Human Space Flight Deputy Network Director Neil Mallik to talk about how the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite M (TDRS-M) plays into NASA’s Space Network.

NASA Langley Research Center’s Peter Coen (Commercial Supersonic Technology Program Manager) and David Richwine (Quiet Supersonic Technology Project Manager) explain how advances in design could help reduce the impact of sonic booms and promote supersonic flight over land.

NASA EDGE webcasts live in front the of the Flight Mission Support Center (FMSC) at NASA Langley Research Center as the SAGE III Team monitors the final stages of installation on the International Space Station.

NASA EDGE provides coverage of the successful launch of SAGE III aboard the SpaceX Faclon 9 from historic pad 39A at NASA Kennedy Space Center. The Stratospheric Aerosal and Gas Experiment (SAGE III) is the first science instrument to be mounted on the International Space Station and will help sustain the vital atmospheric data record of previous

Deputy Director of Flight Projects Steve Gaddis is going for NASA EDGE Platinum Status by joining Franklin and Blair in the studio for an unprecedented fourth appearance.