Spinoff 2013: Bringing Space Technology Home
Episode Date: May 13, 2014NASA has just published "Spinoff 2013," the latest of its annual reports on outstanding innovations developed for space that are solving problems and...
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1359 episodes transcribedNASA has just published "Spinoff 2013," the latest of its annual reports on outstanding innovations developed for space that are solving problems and...
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