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The November UBP test was performed under NASA’s NextSTEP project for space habitation systems, which is managed by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center manages the NextSTEP project under which the LIFE UBP test was performed.
The NextSTEP-2 Appendix A Habitat Systems project is managed by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center.
NextSTEP-2 is sponsored by Advanced Exploration Systems at NASA Headquarters with industry contracts managed at Goddard Space Flight Center and Marshall Space Flight Center’s Habitation Systems Development Office.
NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center manages the Space Launch System from Huntsville.
StarBurst is led by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center with Daniel Kocevski serving as principal investigator.
Robert Lightfoot had a 29-year career at NASA that included serving as director of the Marshall Space Flight Center and later as associate administrator.
DART is directed by NASA’s Planetary Defense Coordination Office and managed by the Planetary Missions Program Office at Marshall Space Flight Center.
Valves from the Starliner will undergo in-depth analysis at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, including CT scans and additional tests.
TiSPACE was founded in 2016 by Yen-Sen Chen, a former visiting scientist at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, to develop cost-effective launch vehicles for low-Earth-orbit smallsats.
iRocket signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama on 2021-07-27.
Under the Space Act Agreement, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center will provide testing and engineering support of up to $50,000,000 over five years to accelerate iRocket’s next-generation reusable engine development.
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center contracted Space Flight Laboratory to develop a smallsat platform for the StarBurst astrophysics mission.
Richard Shelby introduced Jody Singer, director of Marshall Space Flight Center, at a March 2019 industry event.
Blue Origin started testing the BE-7 engine in June 2019 at NASA Marshall and has accumulated 1,245 seconds of runtime to date.
Blue Origin has been performing tests of its BE-7 engine at Marshall Space Flight Center.
Work on IXPE at Marshall Space Flight Center resumed in June following the level 4 restrictions.
Work on IXPE’s X-ray mirror modules at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
As of 2020-07-21, all of NASA’s facilities were at Stage 3 of its pandemic response plan except for Marshall Space Flight Center, which remained at Stage 4.
Marshall Space Flight Center moved to Stage 3 on 2020-03-14 after a center employee tested positive for COVID-19.