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Russian Space Memorabilia Goes to Auction
A spacesuit worn by cosmonaut Anatoli Artsebarsky, pieces of Soyuz shuttles that rocketed into space and a Mir Space Station control panel are among dozens of Soviet space program items for sale this month in Canada. "The quantity of items associated with the Soviet space program, items that were used for research and ground testing and some that actually went into space that are to be...
Date : 03 Mar 2010
Source : News.Yahoo.com

NASA Radar Finds Ice on Moon's North Pole
A US radar launched into space aboard an Indian spacecraft has detected craters filled with ice on the moon's north pole, NASA scientists said Monday. The US space agency's Mini-SAR radar found more than 40 small craters ranging in size from one to nine miles (1.6 to 15 kilometers), each full of water ice. "Although the total amount of ice depends on its thickness in each...
Date : 02 Mar 2010
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Astronaut Makes Sushi in Space
Houston, we have space sushi. Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi may be far from home, but not from his country's trademark dish. He is making sushi in space while floating weightless aboard his current post on the International Space Station, and even wears a chef's hat while he does it. In a demonstration, Noguchi held a piece of seaweed in one hand and used a spoon to nudge a...
Date : 01 Mar 2010
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Weather Uncertain For Space Shuttle's Sunday Landing
Astronauts aboard NASA's space shuttle Endeavour are preparing their spaceship for a planned landing in Florida Sunday night, but low clouds and rain may keep them in space an extra day. Endeavour is returning to Earth from a two-week trip to the International Space Station, where its six-astronaut crew added a stunning seven-window lookout dome and a room the size of a small bus. The...
Date : 24 Feb 2010
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Launch of European Climate Satellite is Delayed
The launch next week of a European satellite designed to monitor the response of icesheets to climate change has been delayed by a technical worry, the European Space Agency (ESA) said on Friday. CryoSat-2 had been scheduled to be launched from Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan next Thursday. The operation "has been delayed due to a concern related to the second stage ...
Date : 23 Feb 2010
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NASA Releases First Images from WISE Spacecraft
A glowing comet. A star-forming cloud. A new view of the Andromeda galaxy. A dense galaxy cluster. NASA on Wednesday released the first images from its sky-mapping spacecraft, which captured a hodgepodge of cosmic targets two months after its launch on a mission to map the entire sky. "We've got a candy store of images coming down from space," principal investigator Edward...
Date : 18 Feb 2010
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