This profile is part of a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
What is it like to be the winner of a prestigious award out of 11,000 contest entries from all 50 states and numerous countries?
This profile is part of a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
JSC is now home to the only vacuum chamber in the world that is large enough and cold enough to provide a space-like environment for the James Webb Space Telescope.
This profile is part of a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
On August 1, 1971, Apollo 15 mission commander David R. Scott relayed exciting news to Mission Control and the scientists in the back room.
Mars is no longer distant. In fact, you can touch a piece of it at Space Center Houston beginning Aug. 5.
This profile is part of a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
Thirty years ago this month, astronauts T.K. Mattingly and Hank Hartsfield returned from Earth orbit, landing safely at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
This profile continues a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
Imagine a work place where it’s perfectly OK to break stuff … on purpose. There is such a place at Johnson Space Center in the Structures Test Lab.
Americans are not the only ones joining in the very common summer activity of a road trip.
This profile continues a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
Bob Rogers, creator/producer of Space Center Houston’s original film "On Human Destiny," spoke June 26 at the premiere of the updated film.
This profile continues a series to introduce the people behind the development of Orion.
Dr. Kamlesh Lulla, director of the University Research, Collaboration and Partnership Office at Johnson Space Center, received the 2012 Ellison Onizuka Award.
Gemini IV lifted off from Launch Complex 19 at Cape Kennedy on June 3, 1965, with astronauts James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White.
JSC Deputy Director Dr. Ellen Ochoa participated in the June 21, 2012 ceremony for artworks honoring the first space explorers to orbit Earth.
The NASA team at the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans has been putting the finishing touches on the first space-bound Orion capsule.
Are your bones getting stronger or weaker? Right now, it's hard to know. Scientists are taking on this medical challenge.