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Goddard Space Flight Center shows off latest technology

NASA scientists and technicians are developing more innovative and cost-effective technologies for future space missions.

Federal News Network Staff

December 24, 2014 4:38 pm

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Smaller Is Bigger The spectrometer-on-a-chip could replace the much larger Goddard-developed Infrared Spectrometer, which is already in space. One of the challenges Goddard scientists are tackling is developing smaller, more cost-efficient technologies to replace older technologies.

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