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O que (quem) é NASA - definição

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Nasa (disambiguation); Nasa (footballer)

nasa         
  • Altair]] lander on the Moon
  • SLS with Orion rolling to Launch Complex 39B for tests, Mar 2022
  • NASA GSFC]], 2022
  • Richard Gordon]] performs a [[spacewalk]] to attach a tether to the [[Agena Target Vehicle]] on [[Gemini 11]], 1966.
  • [[Buzz Aldrin]] on the Moon, 1969 (photograph by [[Neil Armstrong]])
  • ISS]] to address key health risks for space travel
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  • Near Earth Network Ground Stations, 2021
  • Artist rendering of ICESat in orbit, 2003
  • An artist's conception, from NASA, of an astronaut planting a US flag on Mars. A [[human mission to Mars]] has been discussed as a possible NASA mission since the 1960s.
  • William H. Pickering]], (center) JPL Director, President [[John F. Kennedy]], (right). NASA Administrator [[James E. Webb]] (background) discussing the [[Mariner program]], with a model presented.
  • 100px
  • Concepts for how the first human landing site on Mars might evolve over the course of multiple human expeditions
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  • <div align="center">Short 2018 documentary about NASA produced for its 60th anniversary</div>
  • Video of many of the uncrewed missions used to explore the outer reaches of space
  • Administrator [[Bill Nelson]] (2021–present)
  • NASA EDGE broadcasting live from [[White Sands Missile Range]] in 2010
  • Schematic of NASA Earth Science Division operating satellite missions as of February 2015
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  • upright=0.5
  • 100px
  • Soviet and American crews with spacecraft model, 1975
  • [[L. Gordon Cooper]], photographed by a [[slow-scan television]] camera aboard ''[[Faith 7]]'' (May 16, 1963)
  • 105}} during [[STS-134]]
  • 103}} at the start of [[STS-120]]
  • [[Skylab]] in 1974, seen from the departing [[Skylab 4]] CSM
  • 100px
  • X-15 in powered flight
UNITED STATES CIVIL SPACE AND AERONAUTICS AGENCY
National Aeronautics and Space Agency; National Aeronautic and Space Administration; Nasa; American Space Agency; N.A.S.A.; Space Systems Center; N. A. S. A.; National Aeronautics & Space Administration; N.A.S.A; NASAcast; Nasacast; Nasa podcast; NASA Edge; Nasa edge; NASA Advisory Council; National American Space Agency; The National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NASA Center for Autonomous Control Engineering; National Aeronautics and Space Association; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NASA Personnel; NASA Grand Prize; NASA EDGE; NASA Applied Sciences; NASA Applied Sciences Program; Space In Stereo; Nasa.gov; National Aeronautics Space Administration; USA Space Agency; North American Space Agency; History of NASA; History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; USA National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel; NASA.gov; @NASA; Space agency of the United States; National air and space administration; National Air and Space Administration; Www.nasa.gov; NASA History Division; Nasa Edge
Your significant other.
I can't hang out with the guys tonight, I have to go see nasa.
NASA         
  • Altair]] lander on the Moon
  • SLS with Orion rolling to Launch Complex 39B for tests, Mar 2022
  • NASA GSFC]], 2022
  • Richard Gordon]] performs a [[spacewalk]] to attach a tether to the [[Agena Target Vehicle]] on [[Gemini 11]], 1966.
  • [[Buzz Aldrin]] on the Moon, 1969 (photograph by [[Neil Armstrong]])
  • ISS]] to address key health risks for space travel
  • upright=0.5
  • 100px
  • Near Earth Network Ground Stations, 2021
  • Artist rendering of ICESat in orbit, 2003
  • An artist's conception, from NASA, of an astronaut planting a US flag on Mars. A [[human mission to Mars]] has been discussed as a possible NASA mission since the 1960s.
  • William H. Pickering]], (center) JPL Director, President [[John F. Kennedy]], (right). NASA Administrator [[James E. Webb]] (background) discussing the [[Mariner program]], with a model presented.
  • 100px
  • Concepts for how the first human landing site on Mars might evolve over the course of multiple human expeditions
  • 100px
  • <div align="center">Short 2018 documentary about NASA produced for its 60th anniversary</div>
  • Video of many of the uncrewed missions used to explore the outer reaches of space
  • Administrator [[Bill Nelson]] (2021–present)
  • NASA EDGE broadcasting live from [[White Sands Missile Range]] in 2010
  • Schematic of NASA Earth Science Division operating satellite missions as of February 2015
  • upright=0.5
  • upright=0.5
  • 100px
  • Soviet and American crews with spacecraft model, 1975
  • [[L. Gordon Cooper]], photographed by a [[slow-scan television]] camera aboard ''[[Faith 7]]'' (May 16, 1963)
  • 105}} during [[STS-134]]
  • 103}} at the start of [[STS-120]]
  • [[Skylab]] in 1974, seen from the departing [[Skylab 4]] CSM
  • 100px
  • X-15 in powered flight
UNITED STATES CIVIL SPACE AND AERONAUTICS AGENCY
National Aeronautics and Space Agency; National Aeronautic and Space Administration; Nasa; American Space Agency; N.A.S.A.; Space Systems Center; N. A. S. A.; National Aeronautics & Space Administration; N.A.S.A; NASAcast; Nasacast; Nasa podcast; NASA Edge; Nasa edge; NASA Advisory Council; National American Space Agency; The National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NASA Center for Autonomous Control Engineering; National Aeronautics and Space Association; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NASA Personnel; NASA Grand Prize; NASA EDGE; NASA Applied Sciences; NASA Applied Sciences Program; Space In Stereo; Nasa.gov; National Aeronautics Space Administration; USA Space Agency; North American Space Agency; History of NASA; History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; USA National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel; NASA.gov; @NASA; Space agency of the United States; National air and space administration; National Air and Space Administration; Www.nasa.gov; NASA History Division; Nasa Edge
NASA is the American government organization concerned with spacecraft and space travel. NASA is an abbreviation for 'National Aeronautics and Space Administration'.
N-PROPER
NASA         
  • Altair]] lander on the Moon
  • SLS with Orion rolling to Launch Complex 39B for tests, Mar 2022
  • NASA GSFC]], 2022
  • Richard Gordon]] performs a [[spacewalk]] to attach a tether to the [[Agena Target Vehicle]] on [[Gemini 11]], 1966.
  • [[Buzz Aldrin]] on the Moon, 1969 (photograph by [[Neil Armstrong]])
  • ISS]] to address key health risks for space travel
  • upright=0.5
  • 100px
  • Near Earth Network Ground Stations, 2021
  • Artist rendering of ICESat in orbit, 2003
  • An artist's conception, from NASA, of an astronaut planting a US flag on Mars. A [[human mission to Mars]] has been discussed as a possible NASA mission since the 1960s.
  • William H. Pickering]], (center) JPL Director, President [[John F. Kennedy]], (right). NASA Administrator [[James E. Webb]] (background) discussing the [[Mariner program]], with a model presented.
  • 100px
  • Concepts for how the first human landing site on Mars might evolve over the course of multiple human expeditions
  • 100px
  • <div align="center">Short 2018 documentary about NASA produced for its 60th anniversary</div>
  • Video of many of the uncrewed missions used to explore the outer reaches of space
  • Administrator [[Bill Nelson]] (2021–present)
  • NASA EDGE broadcasting live from [[White Sands Missile Range]] in 2010
  • Schematic of NASA Earth Science Division operating satellite missions as of February 2015
  • upright=0.5
  • upright=0.5
  • 100px
  • Soviet and American crews with spacecraft model, 1975
  • [[L. Gordon Cooper]], photographed by a [[slow-scan television]] camera aboard ''[[Faith 7]]'' (May 16, 1963)
  • 105}} during [[STS-134]]
  • 103}} at the start of [[STS-120]]
  • [[Skylab]] in 1974, seen from the departing [[Skylab 4]] CSM
  • 100px
  • X-15 in powered flight
UNITED STATES CIVIL SPACE AND AERONAUTICS AGENCY
National Aeronautics and Space Agency; National Aeronautic and Space Administration; Nasa; American Space Agency; N.A.S.A.; Space Systems Center; N. A. S. A.; National Aeronautics & Space Administration; N.A.S.A; NASAcast; Nasacast; Nasa podcast; NASA Edge; Nasa edge; NASA Advisory Council; National American Space Agency; The National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NASA Center for Autonomous Control Engineering; National Aeronautics and Space Association; National Aeronautics and Space Administration; NASA Personnel; NASA Grand Prize; NASA EDGE; NASA Applied Sciences; NASA Applied Sciences Program; Space In Stereo; Nasa.gov; National Aeronautics Space Administration; USA Space Agency; North American Space Agency; History of NASA; History of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; USA National Aeronautics and Space Administration; Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel; NASA.gov; @NASA; Space agency of the United States; National air and space administration; National Air and Space Administration; Www.nasa.gov; NASA History Division; Nasa Edge
['nas?]
¦ abbreviation (in the US) National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Wikipédia

NASA (disambiguation)

NASA is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

NASA or Nasa may also refer to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA (disambiguation)
Exemplos do corpo de texto para NASA
1. NASA Press release, May 31, 2005 [Washington, D.C.] NASA LAUNCHES NEW HURRICANE WEB PAGE Today, NASA launched an Internet resource page highlighting the agency‘s diverse hurricane research.
2. We passed numerous NASA milestones and we‘re highly rated by NASA," he said.
3. NASA identified the slain man as David Beverly, a 62–year–old NASA worker.
4. Apollo NASA: Project Constellation NASA: The new spaceship (Flash) NASA: Exploration Systems YOUR E–MAIL ALERTS Glenn Research Center National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Exploration Kennedy Space Center or Create Your Own Manage Alerts
5. NASA said there are no safety concerns if that happens. ___ On the Net: NASA: http://spaceflight.nasa.gov
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