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| Microgravity and Music | This time last year, Carol Kory was starting her role as USRA Director of Microgravity Sciences at NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio and also locking down as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the United States. Dr. Kory still hasn’t been able to gather her team for an in-person meeting but work in microgravity sciences continues with Dr. Kory leading USRA’s portion of the GEARS contract. While you may already be familiar with her work with GEARS, you might be surprised to learn about the musical interests of this proud Cleveland native.
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| USRA Annual Report | The FY 2020 USRA Annual Report has been published and is available for you to download from USRA’s newsroom. Within the USRA Press Kit page, you’ll find archived annual reports from FY 2019 and FY 2018. You can also download other materials such as the USRA Fact Sheet and USRA logos. If you have questions about any of these materials, please reach out to Suraiya Farukhi, USRA Director of External Communications.
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| | USRA's Kennda Lynch interviewed by Philadelphia's Radio Times, WHYY | USRA's staff scientist and astrobiologist at LPI, Kennda Lynch and Kenneth Williford, deputy project scientist for the NASA Mars 2020 mission, and director of JPL's astrobiogeochemistry lab were recently interviewed by Radio Times, WHYY, a station in Philadelphia, on the Mars Perseverance Rover and its mission.
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| | Comet Catalina Suggests Comets Delivered Carbon to Rocky Planets | In 2016, the Comet Catalina hurtled past Earth, before disappearing forevermore out of the solar system. Among the many observatories that captured a view of this comet, which appeared near the Big Dipper, was SOFIA.
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| | USRA's Eleanor Stokes Named a ‘Rising Star’ by the Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars | USRA’s Eleanor Stokes was named a “Rising Star” by the Geospatial World 50 Rising Stars.
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