Millions Of Views For NASA Engineer's Obstacle Course To Outwit Squirrels
Offbeat | Friday May 29, 2020
Mark Rober could not keep the squirrels away from his birdfeeder - so he built an insanely elaborate obstacle course to deter them.
Chandrayaan 2 A Learning Experience: NASA Engineer
India News | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 26, 2019
A spacecraft systems engineer at NASA has said that the recent Chandrayaan 2 mission has been a "learning experience" for Indian scientists as it has helped ISRO to gather a lot of information about the Moon.
MIT Researchers Propose Tiny Satellites to Guide Huge Space Telescopes
Indo-Asian News Service | Monday January 7, 2019
NASA engineers are developing designs for next-generation space telescopes.
In Christmas Killjoy Reveal, NASA Engineer Partly Staged Popular Prank
World News | Amy B Wang, Cleve R. Wootson Jr, The Washington Post | Sunday December 23, 2018
In a Christmas-joy-killing admission, the NASA engineer who constructed a glitter shooting, fart-smell-spraying device to get back at porch pirates told the world his video of package thieves getting their smelly, sparkly just deserts was at least partially staged
NASA's InSight Spacecraft, Safely on Mars, Snaps Some Pictures
Agence France-Presse | Friday November 30, 2018
NASA engineers are planning to begin work with its robotic arm soon, but are proceeding with caution.
No, NASA Didn't Fix Hubble Telescope Simply By Switching It Off And On
Science | Amy B Wang, The Washington Post | Thursday October 25, 2018
To replace it, NASA engineers powered up a backup gyroscope that had been dormant since early 2011. They were heartened, at first. The gyroscope began spinning despite not being used for 7 1/2 years. However, it sent back readings that were clearly too high.
NASA's Curiosity Rover Captured Martian Duststorm. Here's How It Looks
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday June 21, 2018
With NASA engineers yet to make contact with the Opportunity Mars rover due to a massive storm on the Red Planet, scientists are pinning their hopes on learning more about Martian duststorms from images captured by the Curiosity probe.
Indian-Origin NASA Scientist Detained By US Officials, Forced To Unlock Phone
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Tuesday February 14, 2017
An Indian-origin NASA scientist has said he was detained and forced to unlock his PIN-protected work phone at the US border by custom officials.
Uber Hires Veteran NASA Engineer to Develop Flying Cars
Brad Stone, Bloomberg | Tuesday February 7, 2017
Mark Moore is taking on a new role as director of engineering for aviation at Uber, the ride-hailing company.
3D-Printed Rocket Engine Turbo Pump To Send Humans To Mars
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday April 22, 2016
NASA engineers have tested a 3D printed rocket engine turbo pump with liquid methane -- an ideal propellant for engines needed to power many types of spacecraft for NASA's journey to Mars and other deep-space missions.
NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Probe Out Of Danger
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday April 12, 2016
In a good news for astronomers, NASA engineers have successfully recovered the planet-hunting Kepler spacecraft from emergency mode (EM).
Nasa's Planet-Hunting Kepler Probe Goes Into Emergency Mode
Indo-Asian News Service | Monday April 11, 2016
The last regular contact with Kepler probe was on April 4, as Nasa engineers tried to manoeuvre the spacecraft to the centre of the Milky Way for a new task.
Landing On Mars May Become Safer With This New Technology By NASA
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday March 9, 2016
To slow down a spacecraft as it descends and lands on a distant planet on deeper space mission including Mars, NASA engineers are testing inflatable heat shield technology at the US space agency's Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia.
Nasa Engineers Use Super Bowl to Decode Aerodynamics
Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday February 9, 2016
"Sports provide a great opportunity to introduce the next generation of researchers to our field of aerodynamics by showing them something they can relate to."
NASA Engineers Use Super Bowl To Decode Aerodynamics
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Monday February 8, 2016
Aerodynamics engineers including an Indian-origin scientist are studying sports balls to learn lessons in aerodynamics that will help build aircrafts more earth-friendly and allow spacecrafts to take the most efficient route to Mars in the future.
Millions Of Views For NASA Engineer's Obstacle Course To Outwit Squirrels
Offbeat | Friday May 29, 2020
Mark Rober could not keep the squirrels away from his birdfeeder - so he built an insanely elaborate obstacle course to deter them.
Chandrayaan 2 A Learning Experience: NASA Engineer
India News | Press Trust of India | Thursday September 26, 2019
A spacecraft systems engineer at NASA has said that the recent Chandrayaan 2 mission has been a "learning experience" for Indian scientists as it has helped ISRO to gather a lot of information about the Moon.
MIT Researchers Propose Tiny Satellites to Guide Huge Space Telescopes
Indo-Asian News Service | Monday January 7, 2019
NASA engineers are developing designs for next-generation space telescopes.
In Christmas Killjoy Reveal, NASA Engineer Partly Staged Popular Prank
World News | Amy B Wang, Cleve R. Wootson Jr, The Washington Post | Sunday December 23, 2018
In a Christmas-joy-killing admission, the NASA engineer who constructed a glitter shooting, fart-smell-spraying device to get back at porch pirates told the world his video of package thieves getting their smelly, sparkly just deserts was at least partially staged
NASA's InSight Spacecraft, Safely on Mars, Snaps Some Pictures
Agence France-Presse | Friday November 30, 2018
NASA engineers are planning to begin work with its robotic arm soon, but are proceeding with caution.
No, NASA Didn't Fix Hubble Telescope Simply By Switching It Off And On
Science | Amy B Wang, The Washington Post | Thursday October 25, 2018
To replace it, NASA engineers powered up a backup gyroscope that had been dormant since early 2011. They were heartened, at first. The gyroscope began spinning despite not being used for 7 1/2 years. However, it sent back readings that were clearly too high.
NASA's Curiosity Rover Captured Martian Duststorm. Here's How It Looks
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday June 21, 2018
With NASA engineers yet to make contact with the Opportunity Mars rover due to a massive storm on the Red Planet, scientists are pinning their hopes on learning more about Martian duststorms from images captured by the Curiosity probe.
Indian-Origin NASA Scientist Detained By US Officials, Forced To Unlock Phone
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Tuesday February 14, 2017
An Indian-origin NASA scientist has said he was detained and forced to unlock his PIN-protected work phone at the US border by custom officials.
Uber Hires Veteran NASA Engineer to Develop Flying Cars
Brad Stone, Bloomberg | Tuesday February 7, 2017
Mark Moore is taking on a new role as director of engineering for aviation at Uber, the ride-hailing company.
3D-Printed Rocket Engine Turbo Pump To Send Humans To Mars
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Friday April 22, 2016
NASA engineers have tested a 3D printed rocket engine turbo pump with liquid methane -- an ideal propellant for engines needed to power many types of spacecraft for NASA's journey to Mars and other deep-space missions.
NASA's Planet-Hunting Kepler Probe Out Of Danger
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday April 12, 2016
In a good news for astronomers, NASA engineers have successfully recovered the planet-hunting Kepler spacecraft from emergency mode (EM).
Nasa's Planet-Hunting Kepler Probe Goes Into Emergency Mode
Indo-Asian News Service | Monday April 11, 2016
The last regular contact with Kepler probe was on April 4, as Nasa engineers tried to manoeuvre the spacecraft to the centre of the Milky Way for a new task.
Landing On Mars May Become Safer With This New Technology By NASA
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Wednesday March 9, 2016
To slow down a spacecraft as it descends and lands on a distant planet on deeper space mission including Mars, NASA engineers are testing inflatable heat shield technology at the US space agency's Langley Research Centre in Hampton, Virginia.
Nasa Engineers Use Super Bowl to Decode Aerodynamics
Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday February 9, 2016
"Sports provide a great opportunity to introduce the next generation of researchers to our field of aerodynamics by showing them something they can relate to."
NASA Engineers Use Super Bowl To Decode Aerodynamics
World News | Indo-Asian News Service | Monday February 8, 2016
Aerodynamics engineers including an Indian-origin scientist are studying sports balls to learn lessons in aerodynamics that will help build aircrafts more earth-friendly and allow spacecrafts to take the most efficient route to Mars in the future.
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