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**Innovation Now**

Innovation Now is a daily 90-second radio series and podcast that gives listeners a front row seat to hear compelling stories of revolutionary ideas, emerging technologies and the people behind the concepts that are shaping our future.

Latest Episodes:

Remote Filters May 23, 2023

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A new startup company produces an air filter that can be checked and changed remotely.

Copper Alloys May 22, 2023

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When Relativity Space’s commercial rocket lit up the night sky over Cape Canaveral, it marked the first launch of a test rocket made entirely from 3-D printed parts.

Investments in Space May 19, 2023

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NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate has a unique strategy for selecting the technologies that advance space exploration while benefiting us on Earth.

Applying Science to Air Quality May 18, 2023

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NASA’s Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team is working to re-envision how applied science teams work.

Dress Rehearsals May 17, 2023

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Dress rehearsals are paving the way for Starliner’s first crewed flight, which will carry astronauts to and from the International Space Station as part of NASA’s Commercial Crew program.

Noisy Seat May 16, 2023

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The noise level inside the cabin of a commercial jet is about eighty decibels, or more than four times the noise level in a typical office.

MoM May 14, 2023

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Floods are among the most deadly and destructive natural hazards worldwide, but a new tool, called, “MoM,” aims to change that.

Fearless Moms May 12, 2023

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The NASA astronaut corps includes fearless women who find ways to build their families while working to advance science through groundbreaking research and exploration.

Looking at Data May 11, 2023

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Instruments on satellites provide information about the atmosphere and where smoke travels. But NASA also looks at fuels on the ground.

New Uses for Navigation Technology May 10, 2023

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This navigation technology could soon be used for more than precision landings.