AAC $10.07 ACHR $5.61 -1.58% ▼ AERO $15.82 +1.54% ▲ AIN $60.98 +0.56% ▲ AIR $116.11 -3.69% ▼ AM $20.93 -1.41% ▼ AMP $493.00 +2.43% ▲ AMTM $19.19 -1.08% ▼ APH $84.09 +1.39% ▲ ASB $29.37 +1.00% ▲ ATI $185.48 -0.39% ▼ ATRO $69.22 +0.10% ▲ AVAV $152.05 -3.82% ▼ AVNW $20.09 +0.70% ▲ AXON $430.11 -3.15% ▼ BAB $25.50 BAH $72.95 -1.29% ▼ BBAI $2.80 +0.00% ▲ BDL $45.12 +1.58% ▲ BELFB $252.69 +0.69% ▲ BHE $82.52 +0.45% ▲ BKSY $23.25 -0.16% ▼ BWXT $138.47 -0.38% ▼ CACI $618.32 +0.24% ▲ CAE $24.86 +0.97% ▲ CDRE $26.39 +0.69% ▲ CICN $0.00 CMTL $1.39 -1.42% ▼ CNC $61.82 -0.13% ▼ CODA $10.78 +0.65% ▲ AAC $10.07 ACHR $5.61 -1.58% ▼ AERO $15.82 +1.54% ▲ AIN $60.98 +0.56% ▲ AIR $116.11 -3.69% ▼ AM $20.93 -1.41% ▼ AMP $493.00 +2.43% ▲ AMTM $19.19 -1.08% ▼ APH $84.09 +1.39% ▲ ASB $29.37 +1.00% ▲ ATI $185.48 -0.39% ▼ ATRO $69.22 +0.10% ▲ AVAV $152.05 -3.82% ▼ AVNW $20.09 +0.70% ▲ AXON $430.11 -3.15% ▼ BAB $25.50 BAH $72.95 -1.29% ▼ BBAI $2.80 +0.00% ▲ BDL $45.12 +1.58% ▲ BELFB $252.69 +0.69% ▲ BHE $82.52 +0.45% ▲ BKSY $23.25 -0.16% ▼ BWXT $138.47 -0.38% ▼ CACI $618.32 +0.24% ▲ CAE $24.86 +0.97% ▲ CDRE $26.39 +0.69% ▲ CICN $0.00 CMTL $1.39 -1.42% ▼ CNC $61.82 -0.13% ▼ CODA $10.78 +0.65% ▲
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September 26, 2026 · by DPW Pipeline

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NASA astronaut and Expedition 68 Flight Engineer Nicole Mann is pictured in her Extravehicular Mobility Unit, or spacesuit, during her second spacewalk

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STS-26 astronauts during the postflight press conference at JSC

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NASA Insignia

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A fisheye lens attached to an electronic still camera was used to capture this image of Robonaut 2 humanoid robot during another system checkout in the Destiny laboratory of the International Space Station. Teams on the ground commanded Robonaut through a series of dexterity tests as it spelled out ?Hello world? in sign language.

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F-18 jet fighter in flight in California.

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The space station as seen by the departing STS-117 crew, showing the new set of starboard solar arrays at right.

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The Artemis Orion crew module test article (CMTA) is in view in the high bay inside the Launch Equipment Test Facility at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on March 18, 2022. The CMTA is used to practice recovery after splashdown of the Orion spacecraft to prepare for Artemis missions. Exploration Ground Systems leads recovery efforts.

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Aerial view of the buildings that make up the Ames Research Center (ARC) campus

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Armstrong Flight Research Center's mission support building with a composite of 16 images of the eclipsed moons overhead

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Glenn Research Center

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An aerial photograph of the NASA Goddard Visitor Center, with white and brick rectangular buildings peeking out from among dense green trees behind a tall white rocket. The rocket stands in the center of a tan paved circle and is shaped like a pencil with a long, slim tower and a slight bulge at the top. Several smaller red, white, and yellow rockets are displayed on their sides around the paved circle, with another rocket standing in a smaller, white paved circle near the trees.

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Taken on March 28, 2021, this photo shows the Solar Electric Propulsion (SEP) Chassis just after it was delivered to JPL by Maxar Technologies. Here, the chassis is about to be attached to the dolly in High Bay 1 of JPL’s Spacecraft Assembly Facility. Maxar’s team in Palo Alto, California, designed and built the SEP Chassis, which includes all the primary and secondary structure and the hardware components needed for the high-power electrical system, the propulsion system, the thermal system, guidance and navigation sensors and actuators, and the high-gain antenna.

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A vehicle carrying two members of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-7 mission passes by the Vehicle Assembly Building.

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Sign with three-dimensional NASA insignia and text reading Langley Research Center with trees in background

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North side of Building 4221 on the campus of Marshall Space Flight Center.

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NASA Shared Services Center

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The sun setting behind the A-2 Test Stand at NASA Stennis

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Photo of the GISS facility, Columbia University's Armstrong Hall at the corner of Broadway and West 112th Street in New York City, on a sunny afternoon in May 2013.

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The side of a brown brick building with windows glistening in the sunlight. The words Katherine Johnson Independent Verification and Validation Facility with the NASA meatball logo and a WV for West Virginia.

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Aerial View of Michoud Factory that shows the huge building.

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Aerial view of the Neil A. Armstrong test facility

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aerial view of the coastal launch range of Wallops Flight Facility, showing a blue Atlantic Ocean on the right; white buildings along a tan coastline back up to a green, marshy landscape

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Our Propulsion Test Area houses numerous vacuum and ambient test stands.

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