NASA'S Chief Technologist, Space Tech Head Visit Houston's Oceaneering Space Systems

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July 27, 2012

David E. Steitz 
Headquarters, Washington 
202-358-1730 
david.steitz@xxxxxxxx 

Brandi Dean 
Johnson Space Center, Houston 
281-244-1403 
brandi.k.dean@xxxxxxxx 

Kent Copeland 
Oceaneering Space Systems, Houston 
281-228-5295 
kcopeland@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 

MEDIA ADVISORY: M12-139

NASA'S CHIEF TECHNOLOGIST, SPACE TECH HEAD VISIT HOUSTON'S OCEANEERING SPACE SYSTEMS

WASHINGTON -- NASA's Chief Technologist Mason Peck and Space 
Technology Program Director Michael Gazarik will visit Oceaneering 
Space Systems in Houston at 1 p.m. CDT, Wednesday, Aug. 1. 

Reporters are invited to join Peck, Gazarik and Oceaneering officials 
during the hour tour of the company's facility at 16665 Space Center 
Blvd. in Houston, which is near NASA's Johnson Space Center. 
Officials will be available to speak with reporters during the event. 
There also will be a photo opportunity with officials during the 
tour. 

Oceaneering develops cutting edge technologies and provides innovative 
solutions for NASA's technology challenges. The company provides 
robotic systems, spacesuits, tools and equipment for spacewalking, 
thermal protection systems (heat shielding) and other engineering and 
technical solutions. These technologies enable NASA's current and 
future missions -- technologies that also have commercial 
applications on Earth. 

To attend the tour, media representatives must arrive at Oceaneering 
by 12:45 p.m., Wednesday for clearance. For information about the 
company, visit: 

http://tinyurl.com/comojl7 

For biographies of Peck and Gazarik and information about the Office 
of the Chief Technologist, visit: 

http://www.nasa.gov/oct 

	
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