NASA and Google Sign Space Act Agreement
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NASA Ames Research Center has entered into a Space Act agreement with Google, which will combine the technical expertise of the search engine giant with the space science expertise of NASA, to enable NASA's space exploration work to become accessible to everyone.
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The European Space Agency signs the industrial contract to build a spacecraft to send to the planet Mercury in 2013.
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HOUSTON, Feb. 20  /PRNewswire/ -- The Coalition for Space Exploration today announced a partnership with the Texas Space Grant Consortium to sponsor the 2007 NASA Means Business competition.
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Google's co-founders will pay NASA $1.3 million for the right to land their jumbo jet at the space agency's airfield in Mountain View, Calif.
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A U.S. judge ruled that Google Inc.'s  3D modeling software, which gives Web users an astronaut's view of the earth and allows them to zoom down to street level, does not infringe the patent of a rival.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1  /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, NASA agreed to cooperate with PlanetSpace Inc. of Chicago and Transformational Space Corp.
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LOS ANGELES - Google Inc. is bankrolling a $30 million space flight contest for private companies to safely land a robotic rover on the moon and beam back a gigabyte of images and video to Earth.
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The United States and the European  Union are close to signing an agreement that would allow their  satellite navigation systems to work together to provide more  accurate images and information.
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(InfoWorld) - The National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Ames Research Center plans a "major announcement involving Google" onÂ Monday at 11:00 a.m. PST, it said Friday in a statement. Although it provided no further details, NASA's announcement may relate to a 2005 memorandum of understanding (MOU) it signed with Google for development of part of Moffett Field. The MOU calls for Google to develop up to 1 million square feet of NASA's allotment at their site. Moffett Field, in Santa Clara County, California, near Google's headquarters of Mountain View, is a former U.S. Navy base, closed by the Navy in 1994 and made available for civilian use. It currently serves as a civilian airport, along with being home to NASA's Ames Research Center. Google construction on to the former naval base would offer it tax advantages if it chose to expand in the Mountain View area. By building at Moffett, Google would be exempt from state and local property taxes, as the site is on federal land. The MOU also has Google working with NASA for "large-scale data management" and "massively distributed computing." The two operate a Web site on which employees of the two companies can share information and comment on collaborative efforts.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. Aug. 18, 2004  The Securities and Exchange Commission granted final approval Wednesday to the paperwork required for Google Inc.&#39;s initial public offering, paving the way for the Internet search giant to set a price for its shares and ...
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WASHINGTON -- NASAâs vision for space exploration received a boost in the Senate Sept. 22 when a budget panel approved $16.38 billion for the agency for next year, $200 million more than the White House requested.
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Fourteen space agencies have agreed to co-ordinate future space exploration of the Moon and Mars.
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NASA says it has joined with Red Planet Capital Inc. of San Mateo, Calif., to gain access to new and innovative scientific technologies.
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Boeing and Northrop Grumman have inked a memorandum of agreement which will see the two aerospace giants join forces to compete for the contract to build NASA&#39;s Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) - part of the Agency&#39;s Constellation project to send robotic
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida  - Web search leader  Google Inc. will sponsor a $30 million competition for an  unmanned lunar landing, following up on the $10 million Ansari  X Prize that spurred a private sector race to space.
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Agreement will allow the public to track the space shuttles and space station and more.
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WASHINGTON - The White House's $17.3 billion request for NASA in 2008 demonstrates U.S. President George W. Bush's commitment to replacing the space shuttle by 2014, but might not be enough to offset the impact of a lower-than-expected budget for this year, agency officials said.