Armadillo Aerospace's Pixel completes a near-perfe ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Armadillo Aerospace's Pixel completes a near-perfect flight profile at the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge of the X Prize Cup in Las Cruces, NM. Credit: Armadillo Aerospace
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Armadillo Aerospace's Pixel vehicle keels over dur ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Armadillo Aerospace's Pixel vehicle keels over during 2nd Leg of 3rd attempt at Level 1 of the Northrop Grumman Lunar Lander Challenge at the X Prize Cup in Las Cruces, NM. Credit: Armadillo Aerospace
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Spacewalk in Infrared
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
STS-121 astronaut Piers Sellers seen through the Infrared camera used during the EVA on July 12.
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Dead Stars Spawn New Planets
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
A planet-forming debris disk forms around the stellar corpse of an exploded star.
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February 25th at 8:45 PM (UT) the New Horizons pro ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
February 25th at 8:45 PM (UT) the New Horizons probe, bound for Pluto, will image Jupiter and its moon Europa. Credit: Analytical Graphics, Inc.
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Bootprints on Asteroids: Deep Space Astronauts
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
NASA considers how to fly human missions to Near Earth Asteroids using spacecraft derived from its Ares / Constellation family of vehicles. Asteroids are challenging but vitally important targets.
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Multiple_Planet_Textures
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Multiple_Planet_Textures
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A 5,000-mile-wide hurricane-like storm swirls at S ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
A 5,000-mile-wide hurricane-like storm swirls at Saturn's south pole. Note the well defined eye. Credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute
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Mir_turntable_large
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
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From January 5 to January 18, the tail grows and s ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
From January 5 to January 18, the tail grows and shrinks, always pointing outward from the Sun
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An overview of the tasks being performed on the ST ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
An overview of the tasks being performed on the STS-116 flight. Credit:NASA/Space.com
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STS-116 Retrospective: Relive The Mission
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
STS-116 Retrospective: Relive The Mission
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Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Animation of the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter's journey to the Red Planet
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Early Tuesday morning, Aug. 28, Earth totally over ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Early Tuesday morning, Aug. 28, Earth totally overshadows the Moon for an hour and a half. [Story]
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Location_Outlines
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Location_Outlines
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Meteor Party! David Levy's Leonids
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Come to a special invitation-only star party: this one's all about meteors. Dave Brody reports from David Levy's Jarnac observatory in Arizona as the Leonid meteor storm approaches...
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2006 Space Elevator Challenge
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Who showed up, lit up and launched up during the NASA-sponsored Space Elevator Games.
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Expedition 14 lead spacewalk officer Glenda Laws n ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Expedition 14 lead spacewalk officer Glenda Laws narrates plans for a Nov. 22, 2006 EVA by astronauts Mikhail Tyurin and Michael Lopez-Alegria. Credit:NASA
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Solar B / Hinode: Coronal Questions
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Japan spearheads an international effort to unravel deep mysteries of our Sun.
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Japan's Hinode solar observatory captures recent M ...
August 13, 2008, by TechNewsDaily.com, staff
Japan's Hinode solar observatory captures recent Mercury transit. Credit:JAXA/NASA/PPARC
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