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October 06, 2009
SpaceX Reaches Key Milestone On Falcon 9 First And Second Stage Development
McGregor TX (SPX) Oct 6, 2009
Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) has completed acceptance testing of both the Falcon 9 first and second stages in preparation for the first flight of Falcon 9. Acceptance testing took place at SpaceX's Texas Test Site, a 300-acre structural and propulsion testing facility, located just outside of Waco, Texas. This recent series of tests subjected both stages to a variety of ... read more

ISRO Seeks Russian Spaceship For Manned Flight
Bangalore, India (PTI) Oct 06, 2009
As part of its ambitious manned space flights programme, India has sought a Russian spaceship for sending "space tourists" into orbit, an official said. "Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has applied for acquiring a spaceship for sending space tourists," Russian space agency "Roskosmos" spokesman Alexei Krasnov said. He said the deal would be commercial and two space ... more
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    'Inverse Energy Cascade' May Energize Jupiter's Jet Streams
    Tucson AZ (SPX) Oct 06, 2009
    A new analysis of Cassini observations of Jupiter shows that an "inverse energy cascade" mechanism could be supplying the energy that powers and maintains the intense jet streams that typically rip through Jupiter's atmosphere at the same speeds as much shorter-lived hurricanes and tornadoes do on Earth. Exactly what mechanism generates and perpetuates dozens of ferocious, relatively ... more

    NMSU Astronomers Search For Presence Of Water
    Sunspot NM (SPX) Oct 06, 2009
    In the pre-dawn hours of Oct. 9, as many people in New Mexico are still asleep or barely stirring, a momentous event will be happening in outer space that could help define future space travel. That event is a rocket smashing into a permanently shadowed crater on the moon, and New Mexico State University astronomers have a front-row seat on all the action. NMSU is taking part in a ... more

    No Break In Joint Work For Crew Members
    Houston TX (SPX) Oct 06, 2009
    After a weekend of handover, orientation and cargo transfer, the nine crew members aboard the International Space Station continued their joint work Monday. Expedition 21 Flight Engineers Maxim Suraev and Jeff Williams spent time familiarizing themselves with their new surroundings. Expedition 20 Commander Gennady Padalka and Flight Engineer Roman Romanenko joined Suraev to complete ... more

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    Canadian circus tycoon arrives at space station
    Moscow (AFP) Oct 2, 2009
    Canadian circus tycoon Guy Laliberte on Friday boarded the International Space Station (ISS), where he is expected to engage in extraterrestrial clownery, after a successful docking of the Soyuz craft. Laliberte, 50, who is travelling as a paying "space tourist," wore a red clown nose as he spoke to his family via television link, surrounded by eight professional astronauts in the ... more

    Space Adventures Says Ready To Send Two Tourists On Each Space Trip
    Korolyov, Russia (RIA Novosti) Oct 06, 2009
    The U.S. firm Space Adventures said on Friday it will be able to send two space tourists into orbit on Soyuz spacecraft from 2012 onwards. Space Adventures has been authorized by the Russian Federal Space Agency Roscosmos to select and contract candidates for space tourist trips. "We have been working on this project for a number of years. Each Soyuz will carry two tourists and a ... more

    Team C-Base Open Moon Enters Google Lunar X PRIZE
    Berlin, Germany (SPX) Oct 06, 2009
    The Team c-base Open Moon, a German group that includes physicians, businessmen, and engineers, has announced its official entry into the Google Lunar X PRIZE, a $30 million competition that challenges space professionals and engineers from across the globe to build and launch to the Moon a privately funded spacecraft capable of completing a series of exploration and transmission tasks as outlin ... more

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  • NASA starts 'Buzz Lightyear' challenges

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  • ISRO Develops Tech To Boost Satellite Life By 5 Years

  • China's First Mars Mission Delayed

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  • Light Duties For Expedition 20; Soyuz On Its Way

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  • MESSENGER Gains Critical Gravity Assist For Mercury Orbital Observations
  • Clown takes giant leap into space

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  • Russia To Launch Orbital Lab "Oka-T" In 2015
  • Space Systems/Loral Delivers SES World Skies Satellite To Launch Base
  • Russia Sends Circus Man Into Space
  • Cirque du Soleil founder reaches for the stars
  • Funding Shortfalls Have Hurt NASA's Constellation Program

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