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February 05, 2010
OUTER PLANETS
Hubble Catches Pluto Changing With The Years
Washington DC (SPX) Feb 5, 2010
NASA today released the most detailed set of images ever taken of the distant dwarf planet Pluto. The images taken by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope show an icy and dark molasses-colored, mottled world that is undergoing seasonal changes in its surface color and brightness. Pluto has become significantly redder, while its illuminated northern hemisphere is getting brighter. These changes are most likely consequences of surface ices sublimating on the sunlit pole and then refreezing on the other pol ... read more

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ROCKET SCIENCE

Private industry in space a risky, slow business: experts
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STATION NEWS

Russian cargo ship docks with ISS
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ROBO SPACE

NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology
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MOON DAILY

Moon Exploration is Not Dead
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SPACE MEDICINE

NASA Studies Nanomechanics Of Inner Ear For Motion Sickness
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TIME AND SPACE

Aluminum Ion Drives Most Precise Quantum Logic Clock Ever
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OUTER PLANETS

Blushing Pluto? Dwarf planet takes on a ruddier hue: NASA
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SATURN DAILY

NASA Extends Cassini's Tour Of Saturn
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SPACE TRAVEL

Dragon Spacecraft Completes Cargo Loading Milestone
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SPACE TRAVEL
Orbital Sciences Happy While Lockheed Is Sad
Dulles VA (SPX) Feb 04, 2010
Orbital Sciences has announced the company's strong support for the Obama Administration's new direction for the country's civil space programs, as outlined in the recently-released GFY 2011 proposed budget for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). Under a new five-year program for the 2011-2015 period, NASA intends to stimulate the development of advanced technologies ... more

SHUTTLE NEWS
NASA Revises Bdget For Displaying Retired Shuttles
Washington DC (SPX) Jan 18, 2010
NASA has issued a follow-up Request for Information, or RFI, for ideas from education institutions, science museums and other appropriate organizations about the community's ability to acquire and publicly display orbiters after the conclusion of the Space Shuttle Program. The original RFI in December 2008 noted that a potential shuttle recipient would have to pay an estimated $42 million ... more

TECH SPACE
GOES-P Spacecraft Being Processed In Florida
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Jan 18, 2010
During the first three weeks in January, the latest in the series of Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites also known as GOES-P is being processed and prepped for launch. Meanwhile, the first and second stages of the Delta IV rocket that will carry it into orbit, are being assembled on the launch pad. The GOES-P spacecraft is currently being processed at Astrotech Space Operat ... more

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EXO LIFE

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DRAGON SPACE

China launches orbiter for navigation system: state media


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SPACE TRAVEL
IBM taking US Air Force into software cloud

Airbus Military A330 MRTT Refuels AWACS

First Production F135 Engine Delivered

SPACE TRAVEL
Romania to host U.S. missiles

Iran tells Gulf states not to buy 'ineffective' US missiles

More Upgrades For Patriot Tactical Missile Defense System

SPACE TRAVEL
Raytheon To Make More Maverick Missiles

JAGM Completes First Captive Flight Test

Upgrades To Air-To-Surface Standoff Missile Validated

SPACE TRAVEL
Paris, Berlin, Madrid push for A400M deal

Pindad delivers more Panzer APCs

Paris asks partners to pay extra 1.5 billion euros for A400M

SPACE TRAVEL
NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

SPACE TRAVEL
Britain to close swine flu unit as pandemic fades

New chinks emerge in malaria's armour

Safety risk associated with HIV drug

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EXO WORLDS
New Technique For Detecting Earth-Like Planets
London, UK (SPX) Feb 04, 2010
Astronomers have discovered a new ground-based technique to study the atmospheres of planets outside our Solar System, accelerating our search for Earth-like planets with life-related molecules. Their work is reported in the journal Nature. The scientists developed the new technique by using NASA's relatively small Earth-based infrared telescope to identify an organic molecule in the atmosphere of a Jupiter-sized planet nearly 63 light-years away. Using a novel calibration method to remove s ... read more

EXO WORLDS
Private industry in space a risky, slow business: experts

ISRO Should Take Steps To Reduce Cost Of Payload

Russia working on new booster rocket

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EXO WORLDS
Arianespace Wins ESA Contract

SpaceX And Spacecom Sign Contract

Arianespace To Launch The First Ten Galileo Satellites

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EXO WORLDS
NASA Revises Bdget For Displaying Retired Shuttles

Shuttle Endeavour To Bring Tranquility To ISS

Final Space Shuttle Year Begins With Last Night Launch

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EXO WORLDS
Russian cargo ship docks with ISS

Russia Sends Space Freighter To ISS

NASA Provides Inside Look At ISS With Streaming Video

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EXO WORLDS
Orbital Sciences Happy While Lockheed Is Sad

Dragon Spacecraft Completes Cargo Loading Milestone

CSF Comments On NASA Commercial Crew Program And Budget Increase

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