NASA permanently closes its largest research library:

NASA permanently closes its largest research library:

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Category : International Published on: January 03 2026

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  • NASA has permanently shut down its largest library located at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland. Established in 1959, the library housed over 1,00,000 volumes and served as a major research centre for the space agency.
  • Its closure follows the shutdown of seven other NASA libraries across the United States since 2022, including three closures in 2025.
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