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Moon, Mars mining ‘a must’ – Sevastiyanov
Read more →: Moon, Mars mining ‘a must’ – SevastiyanovThe president of RSC Energia, Nikolay Sevastiyanov, has spoken frankly about Russian ambitions on their unofficial version of…
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Russian success for Christmas Day
Read more →: Russian success for Christmas DayIt may not be Christmas Day in Russia, but today saw the launch of a Russian Proton-K/DM-2 from…
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NASA pleasure with beautiful Discovery
Read more →: NASA pleasure with beautiful DiscoverySTS-116 commander Mark Polansky and NASA’s top management team have spoken about their pride in how the hugely…
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Stardust set for record re-entry
Read more →: Stardust set for record re-entryFollowing a journey of 2.88 billion miles, NASA’s Stardust spacecraft is closing in on Earth, ready to send…
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Triple success for Russia / ESA
Read more →: Triple success for Russia / ESAA trio of launches took place in the space of four hours on Wednesday. A further three launches…
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CEV abort system gains a brain
Read more →: CEV abort system gains a brainNASA has approached Texas Tech University to develop the software that may ultimately be used to save the…
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STS-62A: The Polar Express
Read more →: STS-62A: The Polar ExpressIn spite of his achievements as an astronaut, one of Mike Mullane’s greatest regrets was losing the chance…
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Falcon scrub: Rocket ‘deformed’
Read more →: Falcon scrub: Rocket ‘deformed’SpaceX have been forced to scrub the debut launch of their Falcon 1 rocket, one hour into the…
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Ice/Frost Ramp now in focus
Read more →: Ice/Frost Ramp now in focusAs expected, the External Tank’s PAL ramp will no longer fly on future Shuttle missions – as attention…
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Mission to Neptune proposed
Read more →: Mission to Neptune proposedA group of US researchers have proposed a $3-4 billion mission to Neptune and its largest moon Triton…
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ESA going to Mars in 2011
Read more →: ESA going to Mars in 2011The ministers from the 17 ESA Member States have decided to go ahead with the core programme of…
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We need Russia for ISS – ESA
Read more →: We need Russia for ISS – ESAEuropean Space Agency (ESA) president Jean Jacques Dordain has stated that Russia’s continued role in the development of…