Earth Day 2013 on This Week @ NASA

During an Earth Day visit to Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver toured the Landsat Data Continuity Mission control room and was briefed on Goddard Earth science programs. NASA also celebrated Earth Day with a range of activities for travelers and visitors at DC's Union Station -- to help them better understand the agency's mission to sustain the planet's systems and climate. Also, Educate to Innovate, Asteroid Sensor Passes Key Test, International Space Apps Challenge, Cargo Ship Delivers To ISS, Three More To Hall, Wildfire Imaging Sensor and more!

[shanakyl]

It'd be very convenient if you put links in the description, thanks.

[trespire]

@ 1:12 Nice to see the President a actually doing some Work :-D
(sorry couldn't resist)

[Tass]

never touch a running system.
progress works for 40+ years.

[repawnd]

If there astronauts on board they will get there as quick as possible, this uses more fuel though, so if it's just cargo and time is not an issue it's cheaper to take the long 'route'.

[Misack]

I really can't remenber what I did said...

[mfk]

NASA is good but how come you are inventing aircraft with the same design used 100 years ago. You should use something that isn't based on birds that fly very slow.

[whiterottenrabbit]

Why does it take a rocket two days to reach the ISS? Didn't they need only six hours for this procedure a couple of weeks ago?

[DaRkCaSTLe]

be nice to see a answer as to how a Hamster got on mars rover photo....

[Thbenjaminsson]

Please do try to straighten up your Language a little bit, Mister.