Plime/1Sports in zero gravity : ATOM 0.3Sports in zero gravity : ATOM 0.3www.plime.complime@plime.com2008, www.plime.com.2008-07-24T15:20:32+01:00<![CDATA[Sports in zero gravity]]>596962008-04-25T23:28:38+01:002008-04-25T23:28:38+01:00<![CDATA[The 60's - The beginning of mankind's journeys into space]]>190062007-05-04T09:51:07+01:002007-05-04T09:51:07+01:00<![CDATA[NASA finds tiny hole in Atlantis caused by space debris]]>23242006-10-06T12:54:02+01:002006-10-06T12:54:02+01:00<![CDATA[Astronauts prepare for fifth space walk]]>552882008-03-22T15:31:38+01:002008-03-22T15:31:38+01:00 Meh, probably faked :D]]><![CDATA[The Future of Space Exploration]]>363152007-09-21T00:25:38+01:002007-09-21T00:25:38+01:00Sputnik's 50th anniversary. Although it had its scary connotations, the dawn of the Space Age was also a hopeful event. Visionaries celebrated humanity’s long-awaited climb out of its cradle, and pragmatists soon savored the benefits of communications and weather satellites. The evolution of the space program continues to be dramatic. In a decade or so, it will be hardly recognizable.]]><![CDATA[Bugs in Space: Can They Survive? ]]>438512007-12-11T08:06:12+01:002007-12-11T08:06:12+01:00<![CDATA[Space telescope unveils hidden cosmic giant]]>442942007-12-15T07:49:40+01:002007-12-15T07:49:40+01:00<![CDATA[How do Astronauts Use the Toilet in Space]]>340292007-09-01T09:39:31+01:002007-09-01T09:39:31+01:00<![CDATA[US adopts tough new space policy]]>36702006-10-19T02:11:58+01:002006-10-19T02:11:58+01:00<![CDATA[Water Sphere Experiments from the International Space Station]]>53542006-11-07T17:08:48+01:002006-11-07T17:08:48+01:00<![CDATA["Houston, We Have A Problem" Again - Gunman and Hostage Dead at Johnson Space Center]]>172402007-04-20T18:08:08+01:002007-04-20T18:08:08+01:00 5:25pm EST
Isn't NASA a secured facility? Apparently not.]]><![CDATA[Space Elevator and the Controversial ‘Wobble’ Problem]]>651132008-06-11T18:22:30+01:002008-06-11T18:22:30+01:00 *fixed]]><![CDATA[Geomorphology From Space]]>344462007-09-04T10:59:56+01:002007-09-04T10:59:56+01:00<![CDATA[Russia, China propose new treaty to ban arms in space]]>502842008-02-12T14:45:51+01:002008-02-12T14:45:51+01:00<![CDATA[First unchanging 'soliton' wave found in space]]>547852008-03-18T20:07:19+01:002008-03-18T20:07:19+01:00<![CDATA[Big Space Thing Looks Like a Moth]]>468172008-01-11T00:34:46+01:002008-01-11T00:34:46+01:00<![CDATA[Japanese astronaut to throw boomerang in space]]>482182008-01-24T08:08:07+01:002008-01-24T08:08:07+01:00<![CDATA[ Germs taken to space come back deadlier]]>366182007-09-24T22:16:15+01:002007-09-24T22:16:15+01:00<![CDATA[Space boomerang video released]]>608702008-05-06T23:39:43+01:002008-05-06T23:39:43+01:00astronaut who recently tested whether boomerangs return to their throwers in the absence of gravity? Well, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has released video of astronaut Takao Doi showing that the objects do, in fact, come back - even in the microgravity environment of the space station.]]><![CDATA[Happy Thanksgiving from Space]]>423652007-11-23T07:25:43+01:002007-11-23T07:25:43+01:00<![CDATA[Cat in Space]]>272242007-07-12T23:06:55+01:002007-07-12T23:06:55+01:00 Poor little sod! I wish this little cat had flushed out it's kidneys all over the crew while it's spinning around like that. "Tests are conclusive Sir! Cats really hate being in zero gravity." Idiots!]]>