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Galaxy data used to study dark energy
Astronomers are using observations of thousands of galaxies to determine if dark energy, a mysterious...
NASA presses ahead with Thursday shuttle launch
NASA shuttle managers have decided to move ahead with plans to launch Atlantis on Thursday...
ULA cuts into Boeing space earnings
The formation of the United Launch Alliance (ULA) reduced Boeing's space-related revenues and...
Spacewalkers replace space station motor
Two astronauts replaced a key motor on the International Space Station's solar power system...
NASA clears shuttle launch pending hose fix
NASA shuttle managers gave the go-ahead to launch the space shuttle Atlantis on February...
MESSENGER provides new insights about Mercury
An initial analysis of images and other data returned by NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft have...
ULA restructures Delta 2 program
Facing the loss of one of its biggest customers, the United Launch Alliance (ULA) announced...
Asteroid passes near Earth
A small asteroid flew relatively near the Earth early Tuesday, providing scientists with an opportunity...
Russia launches domestic comsat
A Proton rocket successfully launched a Russian communications satellite early Monday. The Proton-M lifted...
US spysat fails, will deorbit
A US reconnaissance satellite has failed in orbit and will reenter in about a month,...
Lockheed Martin space systems profit grows
Lockheed Martin reported improved sales and profits for its Space Systems operating in 2007 on...
Comet dust composition similar to asteroids
Much to their surprise, planetary scientists have found that comet dust collected by a NASA...
Virgin, Scaled unveil new SpaceShipTwo design
Space tourism operator Virgin Galactic and vehicle developer Scaled Composites unveiled a new design for...
NASA survey refutes claims of intoxicated astronauts
A survey of NASA's astronaut corps released on Wednesday found no evidence that astronauts...
India launches Israeli satellite
An Indian rocket placed an Israeli radar satellite into orbit early Monday. A Polar Satellite...
ESA awards contract for Mercury mission
The European Space Agency signed a contract Friday with EADS Astrium for the construction of...
ISS crew relocates docking adapter
The crew of the International Space Station moved a docking adapter on the station's...
NASA finds no evidence of intoxicated astronauts
An internal investigation by NASA has failed to turn up any proof that astronauts were...
Boeing wins Ares 1 upper stage contract
NASA has selected Boeing to manufacture the upper stage of its Ares 1 crew launch...
Mars rovers resume driving
After weathering a potentially mission-ending dust storm, NASA's twin Mars Exploration Rovers have...
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