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Shuttle Astronauts Rehearse Launch Day
Discovery astronauts completed a dress rehearsal for their upcoming launch.
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Space Fleets Stay In Formation Magnetically
Spacecraft flying in formation could use magnets to align themselves.
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Private Space Station Prototype Hits Orbital Milestone
Space station prototype passes orbital milestone.
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Scientists Revisit Mars Sample Return Plans
Planning is under way to reinvigorate a Mars sample return mission.
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Doorstep Astronomy: See the Big Dipper
The Big Dipper and the Southern Cross are useful constellations to know.
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First Space Lawyer Graduates
The first lawyer to earn a degree specifically in space law graduates Saturday.
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Space Shuttle Discovery in Good Shape for May Launch
The shuttle Discovery is on track for a May 31 launch.
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Station Astronaut Laughs it up for 'Colbert Report'
U.S. astronaut Garrett Reisman trades quips on the 'Colbert Report.'
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Saturn's Atmosphere Does the Wave
Saturn's atmosphere does the wave, a new study shows
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The Best (And Worst) Mars Landings
Reaching Mars is an unforgiving endeavor, with little room for error.
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NASA's New Science Chief Settles in for Long Haul
NASA's new science chief Ed Weiler is settling into the position for long-term.
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Alien Life-Searching Techniques Tested
Signs of life on Mars can be spotted using instruments on robotic probes.
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Shuttle Flights Should be Extended, Space Pioneer John Glenn Says
Space pioneer John Glenn called for a shuttle fleet extension while unveiling NASA archival video.
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New Radar Could Reveal Secrets of Earth's Ice Sheets
Space-based radar could gauge Earth's ice sheets, extraterrestrial oceans.
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Black Hole Rips Apart Screaming Star
Star swallowed by black hole emits flare, illuminates galactic structures.
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Jupiter's Rings Made in the Shade
A new study reveals how light and shadow sculpt the faint rings.
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Ancient Asteroid Impact Coated Earth in Blanket of Beads
New research of carbon beads from Chicxulub Crater fuel more debate over dinosaur demise.
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