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The NASA Communications Office receives thousands of communications each week from all over the world and we endeavor to provide timely information and answers to questions. However, we encourage you to use the NASA Web site for finding the information you are seeking or the answers to your questions before submitting a request for information. NASA also invites you to consider using one or more of the following easy and convenient communications tools for receiving NASA Updates on the exciting work NASA is doing.

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NASA’s Artemis Program to Explore the Moon:

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https://www.nasa.gov/artemis

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• How to become an astronaut
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• Apollo Records:

Visit: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/index.html

Visit: http://www.history.nasa.gov/apollo.html

Visit: http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/history/mission_trans/mission_transcripts.htm

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If your question is not answered above, please Contact NASA.

Recognition for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts

NASA recognizes Boy Scouts earning the prestigious Eagle Rank and Girl Scouts earning the prestigious Gold Award. Certificates may be downloaded below. They are offered on the honor system and should only be downloaded after the scout has earned the award. (The files must be opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader to be filled out.). Please be advised that we are no longer producing paper copies of the certificates and any requests received by the Agency will not be processed.

Recognition Certificate for Gold Award
Recognition Certificate for Eagle Scout

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NASA Headquarters

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(202) 358-0001 (Office)

(202) 358-4338 (Fax)

or you can submit a question to Contact NASA.

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