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Spacebook becomes NASA Goddard's latest Web 2.0 foray
The goal is to make collaboration easier. Site open to all of NASA, but piloted at three centers for now.
Tags: technology , Linda Cureton , Goddard Space Flight Center , Women in Technology , Facebook , Spacebook , Web 2.0 , social networking
NASA human flight panel named
Tags: newsstand , Human flight , Norman Augustine , Lockheed Martin
Vendor past performance data not up to par
Agencies making contract awards without fully understanding the contractor's past successes or failures. GAO makes six recommendations to improve and standardize the information.
Tags: contracting , GAO , GSA , DoD , Energy , DHS , past performance , PPIRS
NASA
Bobby German
Acting CIO
May 28, 2009
Tags: technology , Ask the CIO , Bobby German , Jason Miller
NASA and HUD
Tags: ATLANTIS , Space Shuttle , HUBBLE TELESCOPE , HUD , Hurricane Katrina , House Transportation Subcommittee
OMB reveals transparency roadmap
New site, Data.gov, to grow to about 240,000 datasets over the next month. Federal CIO Vivek Kundra says the public should direct what information is made available.
Tags: technology , Vivek Kundra , Casey Coleman , Chris Kemp , OMB , White House , GSA , CIO Council , Sunlight Foundation , Data.gov , transparency , open government
Retired Marine Corps General likely pick for NASA head
Pick is also former astronaut and likely to meet with the President on Monday.
Tags: Management , Charles F. Bolden, Jr. , USMC
Hubble's last act
Tags: technology , Hubble , John Herrington , shuttle Atlantis
Back to the future
Its back to the future for the American space program. NASA is currently testing the next-generation Orion spacecraft, designed replace the space shuttle. If the cone shape looks familiar, its because its almost identical to the Apollo lunar modules. The Orion is now being tested at the Navy's Surface Warfare Center in Bethesda, Maryland. And instead of landing like a shuttle, Orion will splash down like Apollo. I'm Max Cacas
