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NASA plans to "reboot" Hubble with backup computer Posted: Wed, Oct 15 9:30 AM ET (1330 GMT) NASA engineers plan to switch the Hubble Space Telescope to a backup science computer this week after the primary computer failed in late September. Controllers... Soyuz docks with ISS Posted: Tue, Oct 14 7:22 AM ET (1122 GMT) A Soyuz spacecraft docked with the International Space Station early Tuesday, bringing one Russian and two Americans, including a space tourist, to the orbiting outpost.... Soyuz launches to ISS Posted: Sun, Oct 12 11:02 AM ET (1502 GMT) A Soyuz spacecraft carrying two professional astronauts and one commercial passenger lifted off early Sunday on a flight to the International Space Station. The Soyuz... NASA keeps 2009 launch date for MSL Posted: Sat, Oct 11 11:20 AM ET (1520 GMT) NASA officials said Friday they're still planning to launch the most complex Mars rover ever a year from now despite problems with the spacecraft'... SpaceDev founder Benson dies Posted: Sat, Oct 11 10:52 AM ET (1452 GMT) Jim Benson, the entrepreneur who founded the commercial space company SpaceDev over a decade ago, died Friday of a brain tumor at the age of... Loral wins contract for new SES satellite Posted: Fri, Oct 10 7:30 AM ET (1130 GMT) Commercial satellite manufacturer Space Systems/Loral will build a new large communications satellite for a division of satellite operator SES, the companies announced Thursday. SS/... GeoEye releases image from new satellite Posted: Fri, Oct 10 7:22 AM ET (1122 GMT) Commercial remote sensing company GeoEye has released the first high-resolution image from its newest satellite, GeoEye-1. The image, released this week, was taken... Observations confirm asteroid entry Posted: Thu, Oct 9 7:28 AM ET (1128 GMT) A small asteroid discovered Sunday burned up in the Earth's atmosphere early Tuesday as expected, astronomers announced this week. The asteroid, 2008 TC3, entered... MESSENGER captures new views of Mercury Posted: Thu, Oct 9 7:15 AM ET (1115 GMT) NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft has returned images of portions of the planet Mercury never seen before, taken during a flyby of the innermost planet earlier... Dyson to be backup on Simonyi flight Posted: Thu, Oct 9 7:03 AM ET (1103 GMT) Technology expert and investor Esther Dyson will train as the backup to space tourist Charles Simonyi for his repeat flight to the ISS, Space Adventures... |
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