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RSSThe YES2 project is undertaken by more than 400 students from Europe and around the world. The satellite is scheduled to be launched by a Soyuz rocket in September 2007.
This mission will piggyback on ESA’s Foton-M3 microgravity mission. The most...
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# Investing more in high end satellites will help us monitor Earth’s atmosphere, oceans and ice caps.
# The experts suggest that rather than preparing for some...
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After some delays and controversies, Mission STS-118 got off to a brilliant start as the seven-member crew headed into space in space shuttle Endeavour at planned 2336...
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Engineers at NASA will now have a sigh of relief as space shuttle Atlantis has been finally launched after a three-month delay because of the hail damage.
The shuttle...
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Chinese astronauts can walk in with a small satellite monitoring their movements.
A Chinese news agency, China News Service reported that the mini satellite will be...
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