Space Center Houston to Hold Space Shuttle Replica Naming Contest
The naming contest runs from July 4-September 2, 2013
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John Frullo Announces Start of Annual High School Aerospace Scholars
The selected students will design and propose a mission on deep space exploration, alongside NASA scientists and engineers.
Texas Tech Team Honored for Contribution to Orion Spacecraft
As a result of the decommissioning of the overly complicated and accident-prone Space Shuttle, a vacuum has existed in the area of indigenous human spaceflight capabilities for the United States.
Listener Tweet of the Week
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NASA’s Curiosity Lands on Mars
Success! NASA lands on Mars.
Photos of the 2012 Solar Eclipse Across West Texas [PICS]
Photos of Sunday's solar eclipse can be seen here on KFYO.com
Time & Information for the Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Sunday in Lubbock
Lubbock is in prime position for tonight's solar eclipse. For times and other information, keep on reading.
Chad’s Morning Brief: Romney and the Vast Left Wing Conspiracy, Space Shuttle Discovery, & More
Mitt Romney goes after the media, NASA, and more in today's Morning Brief.
State Collaboration Hopes to Keep Aerospace Jobs in Texas
The state is awarding $500,000 to BayTech, a nonprofit advanced technology business consortium.
Conrad Foundation Offers High Schoolers the Opportunity to Shoot for the Moon
For many high school students, anxiety about their future can be a very real thing. In a time of economic desperation that ends in debt for many, any chance to capitalize on one’s potential is a valued opportunity. So what if there was a program that did just that- give high school students a chance to capitalize on their dreams?