The Ames Research Center (ARC), a major NASA research facility in California's Silicon Valley, plays a crucial role in many NASA missions. As one of NASA's ten field centers, Ames conducts research and develops technologies for space exploration, aeronautics, and information technology. It is a leader in astrobiology, small satellites, robotic lunar exploration, and the search for habitable planets, contributing to missions like Kepler and SOFIA. NASA Ames also develops advanced supercomputing, intelligent systems, and thermal protection for various space programs.
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The Berkeley Space Center is a public-private innovation hub planned for NASA’s Ames Research Center.
Additional payload collaborators on the flight include NASA Ames Research Center and Redwire Space.
The Ames Research Center in California developed the VIPER rover and will lead its scientific investigations.
The Johnson Space Center in Texas provided engineering development for the rover to the Ames Research Center.
Researchers at the SETI Institute and NASA Ames Research Center reproduced the mineral ferric hydroxysulfate in the lab.
From July to August 1963, North American conducted more paraglider wind tunnel tests at Ames.
The first full-scale prototype paraglider wing was completed on October 14, 1963, and shipped to NASA's Ames center for wind tunnel tests.
NASA's Ames Research Center in California's Silicon Valley led the development of VIPER and will oversee its science operations.
NASA’s Johnson Space Center provided rover engineering development for Ames.
NASA's Ames Research Center led the VIPER rover development and will lead its science investigations.
NASA’s Ames Research Center led the VIPER rover development and will lead science investigations.
Initial results from the August flights showed that the Collins radar effectively surveilled local airspace and relayed data to NASA's Mission Visualization Research Command Center at Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley.
The Ames Research Center tested a half-scale paraglider wing in a wind tunnel on May 23, 1962.
On May 23, 1962 the Ames Research Center tested a half-scale paraglider wing in one of its wind tunnels.
Ames Research Center wind tunnel tests of the paraglider demonstrated deployment through landing and were finished by July 25, 1962.
Wind tunnel tests at Ames demonstrated paraglider operation from deployment through landing and were completed by July 25, 1962.
As of NASA’s cancellation announcement, the VIPER rover being developed by NASA’s Ames Research Center had cost $450,000,000 to date and exceeded the agency’s budget-growth limits.
TechEdSat-11 (TES-11), developed by NASA Ames Research Center, will demonstrate an exo-brake with a deployable parachute-like device aimed at reducing CubeSat de-orbit times.
Both Astra and Planet's founders previously worked for Pete Worden at NASA's Ames Research Center.
ACS3, or the Advanced Composite Solar Sail System, is a 12U cubesat developed at NASA’s Ames Research Center using a bus provided by NanoAvionics.