10 NASA Inventions, Surely use Every Day and Did not Know

(Before It's News)

On July 29, 1958, President Eisenhower signed the Founding Act of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration , the NASA (acronym for National Aeronautics and Space Administration ), which did not begin to run until October of that year with four laboratories and about 8000 employees.

From the beginning, the purpose of the new branch was beyond space ships and moon boots. The law stipulated that both research and developments should benefit all people and in its 50 year history,NASA has fulfilled that role.

Find out in this series of three papers Ten inventions of NASA surely use every day and did not know .

• Highly Inflated Jupiters, a New Subclass of Exoplanets
• The Horsehead Nebula is a Cosmic Petroleum Refinery
• Anne’s Picture of the Day: LH 95
• Project A119: The U.S. Plan To Blow Up The Moon
• Pallas and Murchison Craters of the Moon through telescope
• Rovers keeping an eye on Martian dust storm
• Is NASA About To Announce Discovery Of Martian Fossils By Curiosity Rover?
• Mysterious Objects — THE SUN EXPLAINED — 25 November 2012
• Houston, 905 has landed
• Nibiru Planet X Wormwood seen Sunday 11~25~2012