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| Discovery relief mission is go En route to ISS, toilet spares aboard
Cross-legged ISS crew members will, hopefully, soon be able to relieve themselves fully into a Russian ASU toilet following the successful launch this evening of Space Shuttle Discovery which, as well as performing the useful task of delivering the second part of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s Kibo laboratory [...] [..] |
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| ISS toilet sucks again New pump brings relief
The International Space Station’s troublesome toilet is now sucking like a good ‘un after Oleg Kononenko yesterday fitted the new pump delivered by Space Shuttle Discovery on mission STS-124.
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| NASA pushes back new space program
(CNET) CNET - NASA's plans to launch new manned missions to the International Space Station three years after the space shuttle retires in 2010 aren't panning out. YahooTechNews [..] |
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| Russian push into Georgia could knock Nasa off ISS Astronauts could be benched till 2015
Russia’s invasion of Georgia is sending ripples right out into space, with NASA facing the possibility of no longer being able to hitch a ride to the International Space Station on Soyuz flights.
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| NASA: Mars is good habitat for Terry Pratchett dragons That’s the gist, anyway
In a development which may untwist a few knickers around the internet, NASA scientists have now explained just what their Phoenix robot lander has found in the soil of Mars - and what the implications are for possible discovery of life on the Red Planet.
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| July 29, 1958: Ike Inks Space Law, NASA Born in Wake of Russ Moon 1958: President Eisenhower signs the National Aeronautics and Space Act, creating the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The plot had thickened months before.
Beep … beep … beep …
They were steady, almost metronomic, signals coming from a tiny radio beacon orbiting the Earth every 96 minutes aboard an aluminum sphere measuring a mere 22-inches across. In [...] [..] |
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| New Galaxy Images Released for Hubble’s 18th Birthday NASA releases 59 new Hubble Space Telescope images of galaxies colliding to mark the 18th anniversary of the telescope’s launch. We pick the 12 most beautiful images of some of the most dramatic events in space.
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| Discovery docks with ISS First spacewalk later today
Discovery yesterday docked successfully with the International Space Station at 18:03 GMT, with mission STS-124 astronauts boarding at 19:36 GMT (see pic).
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| "Magnetic Movie" illustrates unseen fields Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt of Semiconductor created this video depiction of various magnetic fields and their behaviors -
The secret lives of invisible magnetic fields are revealed as chaotic ever-changing geometries . All action takes place around NASA’s Space Sciences Laboratories, UC Berkeley, to recordings of space scientists describing their discoveries . Actual VLF audio [...] [..] |
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| Bloggare på Nasa stängs av En anställd på den amerikanska rymdflygstyrelsen Nasa har stängts av från sitt jobb på grund av sitt bloggande. [..] |
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Space Shuttle Discovery is blasting off from Cape Canaveral today with some critical payload in tow: Spare parts to repair the broken commode -- and, we should stress, the only commode [..]
Discovery Communications bought the U.S. portion of how-to site HowStuffWorks for $250 million last fall, and as CEO David Zaslav tells the NYTimes, the site is the "cornerstone" of Discovery's digi [..]
Google's got some kind of pull over NASA. First they get to launch and land their private planes at the government's runway -- conveniently adjacent to the Googleplex -- for just $1.3 million [..]
