0
Wiki User
∙ 14y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How can one introduce his projects to NASA?
Check the NASA site - (see links section) - for an appropriate contact
Is NASA still in contact with voyager 1?
Yes
What is contact email id of NASA?
upupandaway@liftoff.com
What NASA inspired technology improved contact lenses?
Corneal refractive therapy
Where is the Apollo?
Apollo objects are on the bright sideof the moon. NASA has the exact coordinates of where on the moon. Call them or contact theem through their web site.
How can I connect with NASA?
On the NASA website (nasa.gov), at the bottom-right corner you'll find a link, "contact NASA".
How can one introduce his projects to NASA?
Check the NASA site - (see links section) - for an appropriate contact
Who can you contact if you have got a meteorite from space?
nasa scientist
Is NASA still in contact with voyager 1?
Yes
What is contact email id of NASA?
upupandaway@liftoff.com
What NASA inspired technology improved contact lenses?
Corneal refractive therapy
What is Buzz Aldrin's addresses?
You can contact NASA astronauts through the Astronaut Office: Astronaut Office/CB NASA Johnson Space Center Houston, TX 77058
What is the NASA's official fan email address?
NASA's web page, www.nasa.gov, has contact information. For general (non-Recovery Act) questions, the email address is public-inquiries@hq.nasa.gov.
You can talk with ailyn and you want to help of nasa?
You can probably help best by passing along NASA's name to the ailyns so that they know who to contact. If you did it the other way, NASA might try to ring them up when they were in the shower or something, which would probably be considered rude.
How do you stay in contact with satellites that are scattered around the universe?
Yes, NASA does that all the time. That how they found out other galaxies
Where is the Apollo?
Apollo objects are on the bright sideof the moon. NASA has the exact coordinates of where on the moon. Call them or contact theem through their web site.
What is the possessive form of NASA?
The possessive form of the acronym NASA is NASA's.
