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Jon Edwards often manages what appears impossible. He has recovered precious data from computers wrecked in floods and fires and dumped in lakes.
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Need a break from the working, walking, and standing required by the demanding and stressful life you lead?
Well, pack your bags for Houston because NASA wants to pay...
made popular May 8 2008
AP, Denver
A Denver man who wants the city to be prepared for space aliens is proposing a commission to deal with the matter.
made popular May 4 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
NASA’s final visit to the Hubble Space Telescope has been delayed at least a month, until the fall, because of extra time needed to build the shuttle fuel tanks...
made popular May 1 2008
Delfi-C3 is the first nanosatellite student project from the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. The satellite is based on the CubeSat concept and a...
made popular Apr 28 2008
New images taken by the Hubble space telescope show galaxies spinning, sliding and smashing into each nother, wreaking stellar destruction that will give birth to new...
made popular Apr 25 2008
AP, Moscow
The crew of the Soyuz capsule that landed hundreds of miles off target in Kazakhstan last weekend was in serious danger during the descent, a Russian news agency...
made popular Apr 22 2008
A Russian space capsule touched down in Kazakhstan after hurtling through Earth’s atmosphere in a steeper-than-normal descent, subjecting the three-nation-crew to...
made popular Apr 21 2008
AP, Star City
South Korea’s first astronaut said Monday she was “really scared” when the Russian space capsule she was in made an unexpectedly steep descent to...
made popular Apr 21 2008
AP, Moscow
A Russian capsule carrying South Korea’s first astronaut touched down 260 miles off target in northern Kazakhstan on Saturday after hurtling through the...
made popular Apr 19 2008
AP, Moscow
A Soyuz capsule carrying South Korea’s first astronaut landed in northern Kazakhstan Saturday, 260 miles off its mark, Russian space officials said.
made popular Apr 19 2008
AP, Moscow
A Soyuz capsule carrying South Korea’s first astronaut touched down in northern Kazakhstan on Saturday, 260 miles from its target landing site, a Russian space...
made popular Apr 19 2008
Astronauts who spend too much time in space may be at risk of premature ageing and cancer, research suggests.
made popular Apr 18 2008
AP, Moscow
President Vladimir Putin ordered his government Friday to speed up construction of a new cosmodrome and development of a booster rocket in a bid to revive the...
made popular Apr 11 2008
AP, Moscow
Russian officials on Friday unveiled a monument to Laika, a dog whose flight to space more than 50 years ago paved the way for human space missions.
made popular Apr 11 2008
AP, Baikonur
In an April 8 story about South Korea’s first astronaut, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Yi So-yeon, 29, was the youngest woman ever to fly to...
made popular Apr 10 2008
AP, Korolyov
Russia’s Mission Control says a Soyuz capsule carrying South Korea’s first astronaut has docked successfully at the international space station.
made popular Apr 10 2008
In the hypercompetitive world of commercial spaceflight, you need deep pockets just to stay in the game.
That’s why some customers and investors are losing...
made popular Apr 10 2008
AP, Baikonur
A Russian capsule carrying South Korea’s first astronaut and two cosmonauts blasted off from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Tuesday, en route to the...
made popular Apr 8 2008
AP, Baikonur
South Korea’s first astronaut and two cosmonauts made final preparations Tuesday to fly to the international space station aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
made popular Apr 8 2008
In keeping pace with the rising demand of space tourism, Seiko has stepped in to supply specially designed luxury watches for the multibillionaire space tourists. The...
made popular Apr 8 2008
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NASA’s final visit to the Hubble Space Telescope has been delayed at least a month, until the fall, because of extra time needed to build the shuttle fuel tanks...
made popular May 1 2008
AP, Miami
More than 8,000 NASA contractor jobs in the nation’s manned space program could be eliminated after the space shuttle program is shut down in 2010, the agency...
made popular Apr 1 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
NASA’s next space shuttle launch has been delayed until May 31, nearly a week late because of extra time needed to get the fuel tank to Florida.
made popular Mar 31 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Shuttle Endeavour and its seven astronauts glided through the darkness and made a rare nighttime landing, completing an exceptionally long space station mission that...
made popular Mar 27 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven returned to Earth on Wednesday, making a rare nighttime touchdown to wrap up “a two-week adventure” at the...
made popular Mar 27 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven returned to Earth on Wednesday, making a rare nighttime touchdown to wrap up “a two-week adventure” at the...
made popular Mar 27 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven are back on Earth.
made popular Mar 27 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Space shuttle Endeavour’s return has been delayed.
made popular Mar 26 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Space shuttle Endeavour’s return to Earth has been delayed.
made popular Mar 26 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
With fine weather expected for landing, the shuttle Endeavour and its crew of seven aimed for a touchdown right before sunset Wednesday to wrap up “a two-week...
made popular Mar 26 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Their incredibly successful mission nearly over, shuttle Endeavour’s astronauts readied their spaceship for Wednesday evening’s ride home.
made popular Mar 25 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The space shuttle and space station crews said goodbye amid a flurry of hugs and flashing cameras Monday, then sealed the hatches between them in preparation for...
made popular Mar 24 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Endeavour’s astronauts embarked on the fifth and final spacewalk of their mission Saturday, this time attaching a 50-foot inspection pole to the international...
made popular Mar 23 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Endeavour’s astronauts embarked on the fifth and final spacewalk of their mission Saturday, this time to attach a 50-foot inspection pole to the international...
made popular Mar 22 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Two spacewalking astronauts pulled out a caulk gun and high-tech kind of Silly Putty on Thursday night and tested a method for patching shuttle thermal tiles.
made popular Mar 21 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The astronauts on the orbiting shuttle-station complex geared up Thursday for the fourth spacewalk of their mission, a high-profile test of a repair technique they hope...
made popular Mar 20 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
The astronauts aboard the linked shuttle and station rested up Wednesday for the fourth spacewalk of their mission, a caulking gun and goo test.
made popular Mar 19 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Dextre the robot got a prime parking spot at the international space station and should be able to keep it for at least a few months.
made popular Mar 19 2008
AP, Cape Canaveral
Astronauts prepped Dextre the robot for its big move to a new perch outside the international space station on Tuesday after devoting nearly a week to putting together...
made popular Mar 18 2008
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