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Officials with CNSA, China’s space counterpart to NASA, have announced that one—maybe even two—taikonauts (Chinese astronauts) will perform a spacewalk after launching from their Shenzhou…
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Orbital Express spacecraft to test ability to rendezvous without human help
U.S. DARPA, the agency that developed ARPANET (which became the Internet), is testing a robot called Orbital Express that could eventually be used to service…
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Based on her research study, an Australian researcher stated that less than 50% of astronomers polled believe that NASA would be able to protect Earth…
The lunar eclipse is a once in a blue moon event, and if you missed it, you’ve got one more chance to see it happen…
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China plans for two of its astronauts to make spacewalks next year, but claims the feat is not timed to coincide with the Beijing's 2008…
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The near-identical twin satellites that make up NASA's Solar Terrestrial Relations Observatory (STEREO) have yet to reach their final orbits but are already sending back…
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Anyone who has tried wasabi with their sushi will be aware of its sinus-clearing properties, but can you imagine inhaling it?
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The US and European space agencies will team up this month for a coordinated observation of Jupiter from two separate spacecraft.
Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-117) and its external tank (ET-124) are inside the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center so that NASA and contractor…
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Space shuttle Atlantis was returned to its hangar on Sunday for repairs to its fuel tank.
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