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NASA presses ahead with Thursday shuttle launch Posted: Sat, Feb 2 5:06 PM ET (2206 GMT) NASA shuttle managers have decided to move ahead with plans to launch Atlantis on Thursday after coming up with a fix for a kinked radiator... Galaxy data used to study dark energy Posted: Sat, Feb 2 4:59 PM ET (2159 GMT) Astronomers are using observations of thousands of galaxies to determine if dark energy, a mysterious force thought to be responsive for the acceleration of the... ULA cuts into Boeing space earnings Posted: Fri, Feb 1 6:21 AM ET (1121 GMT) The formation of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) reduced Boeing's space-related revenues and earnings in 2007, the company reported this week. Boeing's... MESSENGER provides new insights about Mercury Posted: Thu, Jan 31 2:02 PM ET (1902 GMT) An initial analysis of images and other data returned by NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft have already reshaped scientists' views about the planet Mercury, project scientists... NASA clears shuttle launch pending hose fix Posted: Thu, Jan 31 7:16 AM ET (1216 GMT) NASA shuttle managers gave the go-ahead to launch the space shuttle Atlantis on February 7 pending the resolution of a problem discovered this week... Spacewalkers replace space station motor Posted: Thu, Jan 31 7:05 AM ET (1205 GMT) Two astronauts replaced a key motor on the International Space Station's solar power system during a seven-hour spacewalk Wednesday. Expedition 16 Commander Peggy... ULA restructures Delta 2 program Posted: Wed, Jan 30 7:21 AM ET (1221 GMT) Facing the loss of one of its biggest customers, the United Launch Alliance (ULA) announced Tuesday that it was restructuring its Delta 2 launch vehicle... Asteroid passes near Earth Posted: Tue, Jan 29 6:08 AM ET (1108 GMT) A small asteroid flew relatively near the Earth early Tuesday, providing scientists with an opportunity to study the object in detail. The asteroid 2007 TU24... Russia launches domestic comsat Posted: Mon, Jan 28 2:02 PM ET (1902 GMT) A Proton rocket successfully launched a Russian communications satellite early Monday. The Proton-M lifted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan at 7:18... US spysat fails, will deorbit Posted: Sun, Jan 27 10:35 AM ET (1535 GMT) A US reconnaissance satellite has failed in orbit and will reenter in about a month, government officials confirmed Saturday. The unidentified spacecraft has lost all... |
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