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FAQ -- Frequently Asked
Questions
May I borrow materials
from the Goddard Library?
The Goddard Library does not loan directly
to the Public. Members of the Public who
wish to borrow materials may do so by contacting
the Interlibrary Loan Department of a public,
corporate or university library with which
they are affiliated.
What are some alternative
ways to access scientific publications?
Here are some suggestions for fee-based
document delivery services available to
the General Public:
How do I get in touch
with your Interlibrary Loan staff?
If you are an Interlibrary Loan Librarian
and have questions about borrowing materials,
contact the Interlibrary Loan and Document
Services Department :
Interlibrary Loan & Document Services
(301) 286-7217
ill@listserv.gsfc.nasa.gov
To check on the holdings and circulation
status of a particular title, consult our
Library Catalog.
May I visit the Goddard
Library? Who has access to the Goddard Library?
The Goddard Library is available to
Goddard Employees (Civil Servants and
Contractors). Escorted Visitors to the
Center may visit the Library in accordance
with Security Regulations. Library staff
do not provide escorts to Visitors to
obtain access to the Library.
The Visitor
Center at NASA Goddard Space Flight
Center is open to the public. The Visitor
Center offers many unique programs, special
events and presentations that highlight
Goddard's contributions to America's Space
Program.
How do I contact an
individual or office at Goddard?
Call the Goddard switchboard at 301-286-2000.
How do I request permission
to reproduce a NASA image or video?
There are several good sources of NASA
images.
For issues regarding copyright information
and use of NASA images and logos, visit
the NIX
copyright information page.
I'm doing a school
report on a NASA project (Apollo, Gemini,
the Space Shuttle, Hubble Space Telescope,
etc.). Where can I find some good information?
Several NASA websites are rich sources
of information about this topic:
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Goddard Projects Directory
Reference resource of current and historical
Goddard projects, missions, and instruments.
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Human Spaceflight
Current news and real time data
as well as historical information about
all of NASA's manned spaceflight programs,
including the Space Shuttle and International
Space Station.
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NASA History Office
The
NASA History Office documents and preserves
the agency's remarkable history through
a variety of publications and newsletters.
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NASA Historical Archive for Manned Missions
Maintained by Kennedy Space Center.
How do I ask a librarian
for help?
Email questions are gladly accepted.
Goddard Reference
Librarians will answer questions from the
general public as time and the level of internal
activity permits.
Email a reference librarian : library@listserv.gsfc.nasa.gov
How do I obtain NASA
documents?
Use the
order form on the NASA
Scientific and Technical Information (STI)
website to
obtain NASA
documents.
Search for NASA Documents on the web with
the NASA
Technical Report Server (NTRS)
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