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This year marks the 45th anniversary of the 1969 landing on the moon and the realization of President Kennedy's dream.
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This year marks the 45th anniversary of the 1969 landing on the moon and the realization of President Kennedy's dream.
Technology developed by General Motors and NASA for a robot on the International Space Space Station may have uses on Earth.
A Macomb County company is developing a cleaning product that will be used on NASA's mission to Mars.
Take a trip around the world in only 6 seconds with a NASA astronaut.
Star gazers may have a chance to see science in action this weekend as the orbit of the International Space Station brings it over the Detroit area.
A new system to study and predict the formation and behavior of hurricanes, designed at the University of Michigan, has received a preliminary review go-ahead by NASA.
A documentary film by a Grand Valley State University alumnus, "I Want To Be An Astronaut," has been uploaded to the International Space Station's film library.
A thorny aerodynamics problem is about to get a Netflix-style big data treatment from a University of Michigan-led team of engineers.
Sochi reportedly spent $51 million to host the Winter Olympics.
So how's everybody doing the Monday morning after the big game? A few sore heads this morning, I'm sure, after America's big party. Just remember next time: three aspirin and as much water as you can keep down right before bed is a reasonably effective hangover preventer. And now -- quietly, I promise, and no bright lights -- the latest in tech news.
So how's everybody doing as the winter of our -- well, not discontent, maybe, but certainly our discomfort, continues? Bundle up and check out these fine tech tidbits, first the local, then the national.
So how's everybody doing in the snow globe that is Michigan on this fine frigid Monday? Another polar vortex headed our way, so warm up with these fascinating bits of technology and science...
Retired Capt. James Lovell says America's priorities have changed when it comes to the space program.
Elizabeth Barrios says her career dream officially began when she was just 10 years old on a trip to NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Now, she's graduating from Wayne State and off to get her Ph.D.
So what's up with high tech on this fine Thanksgiving Eve? Check out this fine homemade stuffing, folks...
So what's the latest from the fantastic worlds of science and technology on our Friday? Don't let those snow showers get you down, we'll warm your heart with a whole bunch of wonder...
So what's the latest on this fine fall Wednesday? Well, let's take a look at the wonderful worlds of science and technology...
So what's the latest haps from the fascinating worlds of science and technology on your Tuesday morning? Time to ride the rocket into deep space...
So what's up on the Monday after the big storms that ended what's probably our last decently warm weather until, oh, Aprilish? Well, check out these lightning bolts of wisdom from the wonderful world of tech and science...
So what's the latest on a crisp fall Friday? Glad you asked... here's some crunchy tech news goodness.
Honeywell (NYSE:HON) and NASA are launching FMA Live Forces in Motion, a newly expanded version of the award-winning hip-hop physics education program that inspires middle school students to learn and enjoy math and science in a fun and memorable way.
So what's the latest, wildest, weirdest and wonderfulest on this wonderful Wednesday? Hey, we're halfway to the weekend, so enjoy these nifty nuggets...
So what's the wonderful mind-blowing latest for the last Friday of summer 2013 in the ever-growing domains of science and technology? Buckle up, kiddos, it's gonna be a wild ride...
A $151.7-million hurricane-prediction satellite project led by Michigan Engineering has recently passed a major NASA milestone.
