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NASA'S Robust Risk Management Approach Enables Engineers to Address Challenges

Continuous, integrated risk management process enables NASA to develop missions with complex, state-of-the-art engineering systems designed to achieve ambitious science objectives.

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Astronauts Thomas Stafford (right) and Eugene Cernan wave to the crowd aboard the aircraft carrier USS Wasp as they emerge from their Gemini-IX-A capsule on June 6, 1966. John C. Stonesifer (far right), with the Manned Spacecraft Center’s Landing and Recovery Division, was onboard to greet the astronauts. Credit: NASA

This Month in NASA History: Gemini IX-A Overcomes

Astronauts struggled with EVA unit and docking target during three-day mission overshadowed by pre-launch accident.

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The Science Behind Managing Stress in High-Stakes Conversations

Understanding how pressure impacts performance can yield better decisions.

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