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February 01, 2010
Shuttle Endeavour To Bring Tranquility To ISS
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) Feb 01, 2010
Space shuttle Endeavour is to deliver on February 9 a new technological module, Tranquility, to the International Space Station for its U.S. segment, a NASA expert said Friday. Members of the Apollo 11 mission, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, stepped down from the lunar lander onto the moon's Sea of Tranquility on July 20, 1969. The Tranquility module was named in honor of this event's 40th anniversary. Tranquility will make waste water recycling and oxygen regeneration easier. The shu ... read more

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UK's First China Space Race Exhibition Launched
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Obama to propose abandoning US return to Moon: report
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Studying Titan's Lakes On Earth
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India To Launch Chandrayaan-2 By 2013
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Seed Bank For The Moon
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Route 66: Cassini's Next Look At Titan
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ISRO Has Received 'Several' Payload Proposals For Chandrayaan-II
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NASA Adds Israeli Technical Expertise To Lunar Science Research
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PVAMU Scientists Add "Moon Mud" To Lunar Radiation Shielding Studies
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The Floor Of Tycho Crater
Washington DC (SPX) Jan 15, 2010
Tycho Crater is an one of the most prominent craters on the moon. It appears as a bright spot in the southern highlands with rays of bright material that stretch across much of the nearside. Its prominence is not due to its size: at 85 km in diameter, it's just one among thousands of this size or larger. What really makes Tycho stand out is its relative youth. It formed recently enough tha ... more

ESA And NASA Celebrate The Fifth Anniversary Of Titan Landing
Paris, France (ESA) Jan 15, 2010
Five years ago the European Space Agency's (ESA) Huygens Probe made history when it landed on Titan, the largest moon in the Saturnian system. The touchdown on the surface of Titan marked the first, and so far only, landing of a man-made probe in the outer Solar System. Today many of the scientists and engineers that worked on the mission will celebrate this anniversary in the science muse ... more

Change-2 Satellite's Camera Resolution Reaches One Meter
Beijing, China (XNA) Jan 14, 2010
The "Lunar Probe Project" won a special award at the National Science and Technology Awards held during the China National Science and Technology Meeting January 11. Ouyang Ziyuan, chief scientist of China's Lunar Probe Project disclosed during an interview that the resolution of the cameras mounted on the Chang'e-2 Satellite which has been scheduled to be launched this year reached 7 mete ... more

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Cassini Data Show Enceladus In Motion


Huygens Conference Marks Fifth Anniversary Of Titan Landing


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First UK Service Pilot Flies F-35

Russia unveils top secret new fighter

Israeli soldiers get odour-free socks

US accelerating missile defenses in Gulf: report

Russia denies fleet boost over US Poland missile plan

Kuwait Air Defense Forces Conduct Patriot Test Firings

Marine Aviators Complete Integrated Testing Of APKWS

North Korea may be readying missile tests

Iran to unveil missiles during anniversary: commander

India Orders M777 155mm Howitzers

Despite rift, Obama keeps Israel armed

Libya strikes billion-dollar Russian arms deal

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

Mint robot puts shine on hardwood floors

Disease spreads in quake-hit Haiti

Global swine flu death toll rises to 14,711: WHO

Canada donates excess swine flu vaccines to WHO

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Planning Our Phases On The Moon
Moffett Field CA (SPX) Jan 11, 2010
Space agencies around the world have been gearing up for the return of human explorers to the Moon by developing fantastic new technologies. From rovers to rockets, these technologies are necessary for transporting astronauts to the Moon and for performing surface geology and biology experiments. As the prospect of a renewed human presence on the Moon approaches, it may be time to think about how our scientific priorities at the Moon will best be achieved. These are the issues bein ... read more

CSF Comments On NASA Commercial Crew Program And Budget Increase

Obama trims US space ambitions

Lawmakers gird for NASA cut battle

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A Stationary Spirit

Spirit Bogged In Sand: Now A Stationary Research Platform

Close Encounter With Mars

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NASA's Rosetta "Alice" Spectrometer Reveals Earth's UV Fingerprint

Make A Play Date With Planet Explorers At The Adler

VLT Captures First Direct Spectrum Of An Exoplanet

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Science seeks to control the Casimir force

Nanotech Experiment To Weather The Trials Of Orbit

Better Control Of Carbon Nanotube Growth Promising For Future Electronics

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