European Space Agency Teams Up with NASA for Mission to Deflect Dangerous Earth-Bound Asteroids
The ambitious, double-spacecraft mission, known as the Asteroid Impact Deflection Assessment (AIDA), will see experts come together. Keep Reading
Del Rio Border Patrol Agents Train in NASA Facility
Agents took advantage of the advanced features of the facility’s dive tank to hone their skills used to serve the community, such as underwater recovery operations. Keep Reading
Raytheon Space Sensor Will Fly Aboard NASA Satellite to Measure Coastal and Ocean Ecosystems
Decision-makers will use the GLIMR data to respond rapidly to natural and manmade coastal water disasters, such as harmful algae blooms and oil spills. Keep Reading
NASA Maps Surface Changes from California Quakes
State and federal scientists are using this surface deformation map in the field for assessing the damages and mapping the faults that broke. Keep Reading
NASA Battled Cybersecurity Threats During Government Shutdown
"NASA is one of the — it is the most attacked agency in the federal government when it comes to cybersecurity," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said. Keep Reading
These DHS-Related Websites Have Gone Quiet with Government Shutdown
“This website was last updated on December 21, 2018 and will not be updated until after funding is enacted,” reads a message on the CBP website. Keep Reading
Pompeo and Nielsen: China Breaking No-Cyber-Spying Promise as Hackers Charged
Rosenstein said that more than 90 percent of the department’s cases alleging economic espionage over the past seven years involve China. Keep Reading
Social Security Numbers, Personal Information Compromised in NASA Data Breach
NASA began investigating the breach on Oct. 23, says the investigation will take time and the agency does not believe any missions were jeopardized. Keep Reading
GAO: Cost and Schedule of NASA’s Project Portfolio Has Deteriorated
The deterioration in portfolio performance was the result of nine of the 17 projects in development experiencing cost or schedule growth. Keep Reading
GAO: Improvements Needed to NASA Whistleblower Program
According to officials from NASA's Office of General Counsel, each case must be handled on a case-by-case basis to ensure due process and 30 days is insufficient time to issue an order of final determination of reprisal. Keep Reading
