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Students ace ‘Hole-In-One’ contest at JPL

Students from 19 high school teams across Southern California, as well as NASA professionals, took part in a “Hole-in-One” contest in the Invention Challenge last month at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in Pasadena, Calif. The objective of the annual challenge was to create a device that could propel or move a golf ball into a …

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Salute to the Pioneers of Space

Anthony Fitch January 16, 2013

The last man to walk on the Moon decided to celebrate the 40th anniversary of this occasion at the place where his flight career started. Held Dec. 15 at the National Naval Aviation Museum, with 1,200 of his friends, the event was split up into several different panel discussions. The morning panel included individuals such …

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Students ace ‘Hole-In-One’ contest at JPL

Salute to the Pioneers of Space

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