Discovery Launch Planned for December 7
Discovery Launch Planned for December 7
NASA senior managers have picked December 7 for the next launch for the space shuttle Discovery. If all goes well, STS-116 will blast off at 9:35 pm local time (0235 GMT December 8) carrying 7 astronauts, and return to the International Space Station. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago
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 NASA goofs on space shuttle banner
NASA goofs on space shuttle banner
NASA moved space shuttle Endeavour a step closer to liftoff without an essential part: the "u." picked by AutumnLotus 1 year ago
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 NASA finds tiny hole in Atlantis caused by space debris
NASA finds tiny hole in Atlantis caused by space debris
NASA discovered that space shuttle Atlantis has been holed by a tiny piece of space debris. The 1/10-inch hole represents the second largest debris damage event ever identified. Fortunately, it missed everything that was important to the mission. Space debris is an increasingly challenging problem. picked by Fanatic 2 years ago
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 Pictures of the Space Shuttle launch from the ISS
Pictures of the Space Shuttle launch from the ISS
Many of us have seen images of the Space Shuttle launching as taken from the ground. picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago
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 Shuttle Discovery lands safely at Kennedy Space Center
Shuttle Discovery lands safely at Kennedy Space Center
The space shuttle has just landed successfully at KSC. A recap of the landing is available at the link above. picked by Fanatic 2 years ago
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 Top Gear launches a Space Shuttle--Made from a (real) car!?
Top Gear launches a Space Shuttle--Made from a (real) car!? [video]
The solution to the high cost of space travel involves launching a Reliant Robin--a 3-wheeled car with a pointy nose--on a 1/5 scale space shuttle. With predictable results. Take it from me, though, the amateur rocketry technology behind this launch is incredible,and the results are due to the short TV production schedule. (20 minutes, FF to 16:00 if you just want to see the outcome). picked by Fanatic 2 years ago
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 OSU students build and launch a radiation sensor into space
OSU students build and launch a radiation sensor into space
Students from OSU's Radiation Physics Laboratory built and successfully launched a cosmic radiation detector this summer that, carried by a helium-filled balloon, reached 104,000 feet in altitude. The detector recorded radiation levels at the varying altitudes -- information that will be used by NASA to develop instrumentation for space flight. picked by Dork 4 months ago
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 Nasa loses spider on International Space Station
Nasa loses spider on International Space Station
One of two spiders sent to the orbiting laboratory aboard the space shuttle Endeavour last week was added to the lost property list after the crew checked its tank and found it empty. picked by AutumnLotus 2 weeks ago
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 Museum in Space?
Museum in Space?
A blog post suggests that Hubble could be kept in a high-orbit 'museum' rather than being made to crash into the Earth's atmosphere. picked by sparky 2 years ago
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 Space telescope makes startling discovery
Space telescope makes startling discovery
The Hubble Space Telescope has provided evidence representing a major upset for conventional theories that propose a single period for star birth. The European Space Agency said the telescope, observing globular cluster NGC 2808, has shown three separate generations of stars formed early in the cluster's life. picked by AutumnLotus 2 years ago
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 The 60's - The beginning of mankind's journeys into space
The 60's - The beginning of mankind's journeys into space
On April 12, 1961, the Soviets launched a 27-year-old fighter pilot named Yuri Gagarin on the world's first piloted space mission. picked by suebe 2 years ago
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 NASA Kepler Mission Offers Opportunity to Send Names Into Space
NASA Kepler Mission Offers Opportunity to Send Names Into Space
How cool would it be to have your name on board the spacecraft that discovers the first known Earth-like planet beyond our solar system? Well, here's your chance. NASA today announced an opportunity for anyone to submit their name to be included on a DVD and rocketed into space as part of NASA's Kepler Mission, scheduled to launch in February 2009 from NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Fla. picked by AutumnLotus 7 months ago
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 Purified urine to be astronauts' drinking water
Purified urine to be astronauts' drinking water
As NASA prepares to double the number of astronauts living aboard the International Space Station, nothing may do more for crew bonding than a machine being launched aboard the space shuttle Endeavour on Friday.

It's a water-recycling device that will process the crew's urine for communal consumption. picked by AutumnLotus 3 weeks ago
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 Space Shuttle Sabatoge
Space Shuttle Sabatoge
A space program worker deliberately damaged a computer that is supposed to fly aboard shuttle Endeavour in less than two weeks, an act of sabotage that picked by Bornbad 1 year ago
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 Space telescope unveils hidden cosmic giant
Space telescope unveils hidden cosmic giant
Astronomers from SRON Netherlands Institute for Space Research have discovered a new cluster of galaxies, hidden behind a previously identified cluster of galaxies. The recently exposed cosmic giant is apparently just as bright as the first group, but is six times further away. The astronomers made the discovery as part of an international team using the space telescope XMM-Newton. picked by AutumnLotus 12 months ago
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 Discovery 24 hours from launch
Discovery 24 hours from launch
Weather permitting, Discovery will launch tomorrow night on a mission to rewire the International Space Station and activate new solar wings. picked by Fanatic 2 years ago
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 Sci-fi Ship Chart
Sci-fi Ship Chart
Gives size comparison for everything from 2001: A Space Odyssey's USS Discovery to a Heavy Cruiser from Babylon 5. TONS of Trekkie stuff, and neat even for non-nerds to peek at, as it includes real Earth space ships, like the State's shuttle. picked by deepchill 1 year ago
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 Bugs in Space: Can They Survive?
Bugs in Space: Can They Survive?
Catching a free ride to Mars takes more than sticking out a thumb, but some hardy Earth bacteria could survive as hitchhikers clinging to the outside of spacecraft, studies have shown. Now a set of experiments going up with space shuttle Atlantis to the International Space Station will test how exposure to the harshness of space might change bacteria during a simulated Mars mission. picked by AutumnLotus 12 months ago
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 Train Carrying Space Shuttle Parts Derails in Alabama
Train Carrying Space Shuttle Parts Derails in Alabama
A freight train carrying segments of the space shuttle's solid rocket boosters derailed Wednesday after a bridge collapsed, authorities said. Six people were reported injured. You can locate the wreckage by the line of pick up trucks. picked by larknet 2 years ago
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 Space Shuttle Lands Safely
Space Shuttle Lands Safely
This is Atlantis signing off... picked by mrnelson 2 years ago
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 NASA's 21st Century Explorer Podcast Competition
NASA's 21st Century Explorer Podcast Competition
It's an exciting time for educators and students. Before the end of the next decade, NASA astronauts will return to the moon. This time, we're planning to stay, building outposts and paving the way for eventual journeys to Mars and beyond. Today's students will be tomorrow's explorers. How will space exploration benefit their lives in the future? That's the question this competition asks of... read full post picked by paddyjoe 2 years ago
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