"Impossible to find: www.nasa.gov" Nasa web sites crashed?

Both sites worked just fine for me to, I know they shut things down during government shutdown but other than that I've never had any problems with the site.

Arken

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Have you tried using a different web browser? I'm not sure i that would help, but it's worth a try (if you have another one already loaded up on your computer).

Yes.
Nothing.
This problem only Nasa websites...

You say "NASA websites", plural. Which other NASA sites are you trying?

As I mentioned "curiosityrover.com" is not a NASA website, it just links directly to NASA.gov content. Going by your screenshot in the OP, it looks as if you ARE able to access that site, even though your computer isn't allowing the images to be imported from the NASA sites that "curiosityrover.com" links to.

Again, that issue could be a problem at your end, as if you have somehow accidentally told your computer to not allow anything from NASA.gov.

Name: d3ce7f7hbca.cloudfront.net
Addresses: 54.230.122.109
54.230.120.190
54.230.123.224
54.230.122.186
54.240.170.131
54.230.122.37
54.230.120.164
54.230.122.224
Aliases: www.nasa.gov
www.nasawestprime.com

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 29144
Connection: keep-alive
Date: Wed, 04 Dec 2013 20:39:02 GMT
x-amz-meta-md5_hash: 21504af1e76bd2960bae2e9cdc7cbc71
Cache-Control: max-age=300
Last-Modified: Wed, 04 Dec 2013 20:38:37 GMT
ETag: "21504af1e76bd2960bae2e9cdc7cbc71"
Server: AmazonS3
Age: 194
X-Cache: Hit from cloudfront
Via: 1.1 94812f867206232855f09570ec52b557.cloudfront.net (CloudFront)
X-Amz-Cf-Id: mPc3rXbZUgpomZzq11_tjFGhOZJywBjcZpk2d1T631QCTvn4qeShRg==

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Obama cleared up the mystery when he told the American Public that if we wanted our space program, then we could keep it.

Seriously

Am I banned from NASA/JPL web sites for real?

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if you was banned you'd get a different message, open up a command prompt and do a tracert www.nasa.gov and post the results as it will probably show where the error lies

Maybe they are saying this guy tells all of our secrets better lock him out of the site before the cat is really out of the bag.
Arken better lock your doors. They might be by later to confiscate your hard drive.

The thing is real: I can't connect neither by my personal smartphone.....

Phage
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No problem for me.
Must be you.

Hmmm...

The enigma become a real mistery for me.
My pc works fine. I deleted all the cookies and temporary files, but the blok remain...
Seems that NASA web sites are forbidden for me.

The thing is real: I can't connect neither by my personal smartphone.....

WTH?

Do you know something,.... Phage?

Arken
The thing is real: I can't connect neither by my personal smartphone.....

Are you using you using the same internet connection for your smartphone that you were using with the computer? Have you tried connecting your smartphone (or computer) to a different internet connection, or did you try the 4G (or 3G) data connection on you phone rather than using an internet connection?

Maybe this has to do with your internet connection.

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Arken
The thing is real: I can't connect neither by my personal smartphone.....

Are you using you using the same internet connection for your smartphone that you were using with the computer? Have you tried connecting your smartphone (or computer) to a different internet connection, or did you try the 4G (or 3G) data connection on you phone rather than using an internet connection?

Maybe this has to do with your internet connection.

Different connections...

How it is possible?

I try to ask to my friends if they can connect...

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try hotspot shield to hide your ip and ixquick to see if that helps

My friends are able to connet to all nasa website and no problems.

Creepy!

None Nasa web dites

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You've listed 3 websites that all link to the same server, and if you cant connect to nasa.gov, then www or any prefix will also likely fail. That doesn't mean you're banned.

It means you need to clean your pc.

Maybe they'd have better luck giving you pictures that are airbrushed out so you cant find the hidden secrets, rather than obviously ban you which wouldnt raise an eyebrow at all now would it.

Yes... all of the above is much more plausible than you're just not able to access the website due to hardware/software issues on your end

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Open a command prompt.

ping nasa.gov

see what it says

if it says "ping reply..." and a time then

tracert nasa.gov

and see what it says

can you change your IP address with a router/modem reset? If so., try that. If it is still blocked, then you and the entire subnet that your ISP uses to allocate IP's to it's customers have been banned from nasa and for some reason you are the only one who notices it. They've somehow managed to silence the entire user base of your ISP. Scary stuff.

OR.. something on your PC is preventing you from accessing nasa servers. And I say it again, it wont matter if it's marsrover, www, sneakybackdoor or realspacepix.nasa.gov that you try to access, it's telling you that nasa.gov can't be accessed.

Working at it from a command prompt will tell you where it refuses to connect.

for all you know someone hacked your PC and edited your hosts file so all nasa.gov traffic goes to localhost. to stop you from discovering the truth. Have you had any secret visitors over for tea lately?

You never know who is really an operative you know...

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I don't know what this mean...
Any idea?
tracert.com...
1: s6.hostlocal.com (207.158.52.56) 0.128ms pmtu 1500
1: 207.158.52.125 (207.158.52.125) 0.504ms
1: 207.158.52.125 (207.158.52.125) 0.470ms
2: vlan127.car1.SanDiego1.Level3.net (4.79.33.229) 0.877ms
3: ae-11-11.car2.SanDiego1.Level3.net (4.69.133.210) 245.921ms asymm 9
4: ae-4-4.ebr2.Dallas1.Level3.net (4.69.133.214) 58.286ms asymm 8
5: ae-2-2.ebr1.Miami1.Level3.net (4.69.140.134) 59.841ms asymm 7
6: ae-1-51.edge2.Miami1.Level3.net (4.69.138.70) 58.369ms
7: TELECOM-ITA.edge2.Miami1.Level3.net (63.209.150.166) 57.909ms
8:

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Maybe one of those rocks you always find on Mars wasn't a rock and nasa want to shut you up

You know, maybe he DID stumble onto something!!!!

Arken, watch your six!!!

Could you post the full screen grabs instead of just that small part? That could help understand what is happening.