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Report: U.S. and Russia reach agreement on space station tourism Posted: Fri, Aug 10 2:09 PM ET (1809 GMT) NASA and Rosaviakosmos have completed a tentative agreement that would allow more commercial space tourists to visit the International Space Station, the Washington Post reported... Weather scrubs shuttle launch Posted: Thu, Aug 9 7:35 PM ET (2335 GMT) NASA delayed Thursday's launch of the shuttle Discovery on mission STS-105 by a day after clouds and thunderstorms approached the launch site. The... Delta launches Genesis spacecraft Posted: Wed, Aug 8 2:32 PM ET (1832 GMT) A Delta 2 booster successfully launched NASA's Genesis space science spacecraft Wednesday afternoon after over a week of delays. The Delta 2 lifted off... Engine problem blamed for Ariane 5 failure Posted: Wed, Aug 8 10:33 AM ET (1433 GMT) A combustion problem with an upper stage engine has been identified as the cause of a failed Ariane 5 launch last month according to a... Camera fails during Galileo flyby of Io Posted: Tue, Aug 7 12:39 PM ET (1639 GMT) NASA's Galileo spacecraft completed a close flyby of Jupiter's moon Io Monday, but a camera failure during the flyby means that most of... Genesis launch rescheduled for Wednesday Posted: Tue, Aug 7 12:25 PM ET (1625 GMT) NASA will attempt to launch the Genesis space science spacecraft Wednesday afternoon after technical concerns and poor weather delayed several launch attempts last week. The... STS-105 countdown begins Posted: Mon, Aug 6 11:01 PM ET (0301 GMT) The countdown for Thursday's launch of the shuttle Discovery began late Monday after shuttle managers determined there were no problems with the shuttle's... Titan 4 launches military satellite Posted: Mon, Aug 6 10:20 AM ET (1420 GMT) A Titan 4 booster successfully launched a military early-warning satellite early Monday from Cape Canaveral. The Titan 4B lifted off at 3:28 am... Booster problem could delay shuttle launch Posted: Sat, Aug 4 9:03 AM ET (1303 GMT) A possible problem with a solid rocket booster could delay Thursday's launch of the shuttle Discovery by several days, NASA officials said late Friday.... Weather grounds Genesis again Posted: Fri, Aug 3 2:07 PM ET (1807 GMT) Bad weather kept NASA from launching the Genesis space science spacecraft Friday for the third consecutive day, and other launches will keep the spacecraft grounded... |
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