The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, with the support of NASA’s Meteoroids Environments Office, conducted a dust study as a part of NASA’s Solar Probe Plus mission to explore the sun’s outer atmosphere. 

Fall Protection Program administrators from each center joined NASA’s Construction Safety Working Group at Kennedy Space Center June 2-3 to provide valuable input on one of the most dangerous work activities in construction. The group members helped focus this second annual face-to-face on fall protection, including discussions on requirements, rescue plans and training. 

Glenn’s Facilities Division tracks risks to ensure its parent directorate — the Facilities, Test and Manufacturing Directorate — and the center are well aware of facility risks and how they may impact safety of personnel and facility assets.

SARP supports research initiatives with agency-wide impact, including multi-year studies.

The first issue of NASA Secure Coding features the article "Secure Coding Portal." Continue reading for the full article.

NASA’s new system changes how the agency generates and searches for NASA Advisories.  

See the July issue of Orbital Debris Quarterly News. 

A team at NASA Johnson Space Flight Center is working to improve Reliability and Maintainability for the Cascade Distillation System using Model-Based Systems Engineering techniques.

NASA, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and the European Space Agency gathered in Italy to discuss Safety and Mission Assurance  during this year’s Trilateral SMA Conference.

NASA’s Technology Evaluation for Environmental Risk Mitigation Program Office, part of the Environmental Management Division, works with agency programs and projects to enhance mission readiness and reduce risks caused by environmental pressures.