NASATV's This Week at NASA, January 7 - 13, 2006 |
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Description: NASATV's This Week at NASA, January 7 - 13, 2006. Vision for Space Exploration second anniversary and strides made toward return to Moon and Mars. NASA researchers presented findings at meeting of International Astronomical Society (AAS). Stardust return capsule reentry and return to Earth is discussed. NASA's New Horizon Pluto spacecraft launch is discussed. North Star Polaris have captured images of small partner star for first time. Giant black holes create havoc in unexpected places. Hubble Space Telescope takes many images of the Orion nebula. Expedition 13 crew of International Space Station disccuss their upcoming mession. Expedition 12 astronaut discusses life on the Space Station from orbit. NASA cosponsors robotics event. 40th anniversary of crawler-transporters used to move space shuttle and other rockets to launch pads. 
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