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Red Alert: NASA Launches Toyota Probe <\/a>
It seems like everyone is investigating Toyota. There\u2019s the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the National Academy of Sciences and even the automaker itself. Why not NASA? Apparently Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood was thinking the same thing. Nine NASA scientists will take time off of eating freeze dried ice cream and launching ornery septuagenarians into orbit to take a crack at Toyota\u2019s acceleration problem. LaHood said a little prodding from Congress led to the request.  \u2014PZS Reuters: Nine NASA scientists would bring expertise in electronics, eletromagnetic interference, software integrity and complex problem solving to the Toyota review, Transportation Department officials said. LaHood has maintained that NHTSA could handle the analysis itself but said suggestions from lawmakers at congressional hearings prompted him to consider outside help. Read more<\/p>\n

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It seems like everyone is investigating Toyota. There\u2019s the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the National Academy of Sciences and even the automaker itself. Why not NASA? Apparently Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood was thinking the same thing<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Nine NASA scientists will take time off of eating freeze dried ice cream and launching ornery septuagenarians<\/a> into orbit to take a crack at Toyota\u2019s acceleration problem.<\/p>\n

LaHood said a little prodding from Congress led to the request.? —PZS<\/i><\/p>\n

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Reuters:<\/b><\/p>\n

Nine NASA scientists would bring expertise in electronics, eletromagnetic interference, software integrity and complex problem solving to the Toyota review, Transportation Department officials said.<\/p>\n

LaHood has maintained that NHTSA could handle the analysis itself but said suggestions from lawmakers at congressional hearings prompted him to consider outside help.<\/p>\n

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