U.S. space agency and South Korean government officials say they've signed a statement of intent to cooperate in civil aerospace activities.The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the agreement was signed Thursday in Seoul by the Director

According to the statement, the two agencies agree to conduct discussions to identify new cooperative activities related to space exploration, Earth science, planetary science, human space flight and aeronautics research.

On Sept. 2, in the wake of news that he had ordered a study of what it would take to extend space shuttle operations from 2010 to 2015, NASA Administrator Mike Griffin discussed his reasoning in an interview with Space News. The following is a transcript

LEWISTON -- The School Board is expected to close the deal on running an Air Force Junior Reserve Officers training course at Lewiston-Porter High School when it meets July 15.

A young rotorcraft engineer from Pennsylvania will have an opportunity to share ideas and hone his skills in an internship with NASA aeronautics experts.