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	Well, gravity can be a wonderful thing. We take it for granted here on Earth. But on an asteroid, there is so little gravity that a rover would barely stick! The nanorover weighed one kilogram (a little over two pounds) here on Earth. But on Nereus it would weigh only 1/10th of a gram. A penny weighs 30 times more! A little bump would make the nanorover bounce way up in the sky and could easily flip it over. So it needed to be designed to operate even if that happened.

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NASA’s Nuclear Frontier: Plum Brook Reactor Facility (Mark Bowles and Robert Arrighi, 2004).
We Freeze to Please: A History of NASA’s Icing Research Tunnel and the Quest for Flight Safety (William Leary, 2002).
Engines and Innovation: Lewis Laboratory and American Propulsion Technology (Virginia Dawson, 1991).

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A Tunnel Through Time: A History of the Altitude Wind Tunnel and Space Power Chambers.
Of Ashes and Atoms—An Emmy-nominated full-length documentary on the Plum Brook Reactor.
Fueling Space Exploration—A documentary on the Rocket Engine Test Facility (RETF).
Evolution of an Historic District: Video highlighting NASA’s Glenn Research Center’s historical sites.
Altitude Wind Tunnel YouTube Channel – Includes histories of the tunnel, test footage, and facility modification scenes.
Propulsion Systems Laboratory No. 1-2 Youtube Channel – Includes historical test footage and views of the facility.

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Glenn History Sites — An evolving collection of websites provides a variety of resources highlighting the rich history of the center’s research, employees, and facilities.
NASA Glenn History — An overview of Glenn Research Center’s 80 years of research. Includes biographies of all Glenn center directors.
Armstrong Test Facility History – An overview of the research activities conducted at the former Plum Brook Station.
Glenn Hall of Fame — Biographies of inductees into the Glenn Hall of Fame and information regarding the induction ceremonies. 
NASA Glenn’s Arrival in Cleveland — This website details the NACA’s 1940 decision to locate its new engine laboratory (today the Glenn Research Center) in Cleveland, Ohio.
NASA’s Arrival in Sandusky — An overview of of the pre-NASA history of the Armstrong Test Facility (Plum Brook Station) and how the NACA selected the location for its remote test facility.
Glenn Impact on the Apollo Program —Summary of NASA Glenn’s scientific, technological, and managerial contributions that impacted the Apollo Program.
Early Years at NASA Glenn—A photographic retrospective of the first 40 years of operation at the center (1941–79) with in-depth captions.
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If you or someone you know is in a potentially abusive or violent relationship, we can help. 

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Contact the Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program Coordinator at:503-220-8262 ext. 57029,Or via email at:VHAPOR-IPVAPConsult@va.govDomestic Violence Hotline:  1-800-799-SAFE (1-)

The Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program (IPVAP) can provide the following services. Counseling and SupportAssistance with goal setting and safety planningReferral to emergency shelter and other housing optionsConnection to community-based agencies for legal assistance, advocacy, support groupsInformation about services and benefits available to youTreatment for InjuriesSpecific Treatment OptionsStrength at Home (SAH) is a trauma-informed and evidence-based group program for people who struggle with conflict in relationships.12- or 26-week program for veterans8-week program for couplesRecovering from IPV through Strengths and Empowerment (RISE): An evidence-based, trauma-informed therapy program for VA patients who have experienced IPV. 8 sessions Veteran led in collaboration with the provider.Learn more about VA's Intimate Partner Violence Assistance Program (IPVAP)

White Ribbon VA is a national call to action to eliminate sexual harassment, sexual assault, and domestic violence across the Department of Veterans Affairs by promoting a positive change in culture so that the actions outlined in the pledge become the organizational norm. White Ribbon VA is an awareness movement where All—regardless of their gender—can participate.We invite you to join us in making a pledge to stop violence against others and to symbolically wear the white ribbon. White Ribbon VA Pledge:I, (your name), pledge to never commit, excuse or stay silent about sexual harassment, sexual assault or domestic violence against others.

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A national online database of domestic violence(DV)/IPV shelters, counseling and legal services.