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For Star-Gazers, September Brings New Night Sky
Starburst Galaxy Unleashes Gassy 'Superwind'
NASA Funds Test Flights for Private Experimental Rockets
Few Asteroids Look Ripe for Astronaut Visit By 2025
Fire and Ice: Satellite Burns Up in Earth's Atmosphere to End Polar Mission
NASA Tests New Rocket Motor Despite Uncertain Future
Gravity-Mapping Satellite's Communications Glitch to Be Fixed Soon
Hurricane Earl Photographed From Space by Astronaut
Dead Spacecraft on Mars Lives on in New Study
Historic Mercury Launch Pad Reimagined As Classroom
NASA Team Heads to Chile to Help Trapped Miners
Oh Gee: Weightless Flight with James Cameron Goes Up for Bid
Space Foundation Seeks 'Space Heroes'
Space Shuttle Technician Turns Sunrise Tradition Into Book
Astronaut William Lenoir, Who Flew on 1st Operational Shuttle Mission, Dies
Air Force Devises Backup Plan to Salvage Ailing Satellite
Private Danish Rocket Launch Moved to Thursday
'Plymouth Rock' Deep Space Asteroid Mission Idea Gains Ground
Boeing Moves Forward With Commercial Space Capsule
Private Danish Rocket to Launch Mock Astronaut Tuesday
Space Shuttle Commander, Spacewalker to Leave NASA
Veteran astronauts Linda Godwin and Scott Altman are leaving NASA, the space agency announced Tuesday.
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Hubble Telescope Engineer Pulls Double Duty As Real-Life Knight
A Hubble engineer, and a native of the Dutch island of Aruba, has received the highest civilian order in the Netherlands.
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Europe, Japan Weigh Cargo Return from Space Station
European and Japanese space agencies are considering upgrades to outfit their robotic space station-servicing spacecraft to return cargo to Earth.
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Big Alien Planet's Weather Forecast: Hot and Extra Cloudy
Astronomers peering at a gas-giant exoplanet found it has an atmosphere unlike that of any extrasolar planet yet studied.
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Old Star's Super-Hot Water Vapor Surprises Scientists
Hot water vapor has been discovered in the atmosphere of an aging star, surprising scientists who thought the chemistry of such stars would have forbid it.
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Software Glitches Delay GeoEye Satellite Use
Carnegie Mellon Sets Sights on Google's Lunar X Prize
SpaceDev: Focus on Core Space Technologies
Galileo Funding Solution Remains Elusive
China Says Work Under Way to Mitigate Space Junk
MISSION UPDATE: Astronauts Complete 3rd Repair Spacewalk
Complete Atlantis Space Shuttle Mission Coverage
Phoenix Mars Lander: Digging for Secrets of Martian Ice
Mission Discovery: Delivering 'Hope' to Space Station on STS-124
Mission Endeavour: Space Station Goes Global on STS-123
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