The panel said the space station team misdiagnosed the first failure and ... of understanding in the severity of the event," Hansen said during a news ...
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NASA Congratulates 'Gravity' Crew On Academy Award Wins
From protective material coating the outside of the International Space Station to meticulous and methodical training on the ground and in space ...
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Report: NASA could have prevented astronaut's helmet leak
Astronauts head back inside the International Space Station after NASA aborts a spacewalk because of a ... By MARCIA DUNN, Associated Press
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NASA photo shows N. Korea is—literally—in the dark
By Dylan Stableford, Yahoo News ... But a recent image taken from the InternationalSpace Station shows the mysterious, dictator-ruled country almost ...
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NASA images from space show North Korea shrouded in darkness
(CNN) -- Give an astronaut on the International Space Station a digital camera and you're bound to end up with some astounding images -- especially ...
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Photo of Asia from space: That big black spot is North Korea
NASA says of the nighttime image, taken from the International Space Station: "North Korea is almost completely dark compared to ... who have it often receiving power only a few hours a day, according to U.S. News & World Report.
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Milestones Reached For NASA Commercial Crew Program Partners
redOrbit.com science news space technology health videos images ... NASA'saerospace industry partners continue to meet milestones under ... Blue Origin, BoeingSpace Exploration, Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) and ... to fly astronauts from U.S. soil to the International Space Station, and back.
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Near-drowning of astronaut tied to wrong diagnosis, slow response (+video)
Willingness to accept as routine minor amounts of water in a space-walking ... "The goodnews was that Luca was very close to the air lock when this ... the station," said Michael Suffredini, NASA's space-station program manager.
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Spacewalk Mishap Tied to Clogged Helmet Filter
An International Space Station mishap that nearly killed an astronaut last year happened because of a clogged spacesuit filter, a NASA investigation ...
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NASA Commercial Crew Partners Complete Space System Milestones
NASA intends to certify and use these commercial systems to fly astronauts from U.S. soil to the InternationalSpace Station, and back. “Already this ...
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Korean Peninsula Image from International Space Station
NASA has posted image of Korean Peninsula from International Space Station. NASAhas posted the image on its official website showing massive ...
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Studying The Effects Of Microgravity And Radiation On Human Cells
redOrbit.com science news space technology health videos images reference ... Life aboard the International Space Station (ISS) may seem like a carefree ... investigator Honglu Wu, PhD, at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston. “Cells damaged from radiation exposure in space also experience ...
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Better Cancer Treatments May Follow Research In Outer Space
Aboard the International Space Station (ISS), there is the unique ... PhD, retired NASAprincipal investigator of the Microencapsulation Electrostatic ...
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North Korea 'Almost Completely Dark' from Space (VIDEO)
Astronauts on the International Space Station took video of the Korean ... in late January while they were flying over East Asia, Fox News reported. ... that could link the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan, NASA said in a statement.
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NASA to launch satellite in collaboration with ISRO
Press Trust of India ... Washington: US space agency NASA on Tuesday said it would launch a water-related satellite in collaboration with India's ISRO. ... "ISS-RapidScat, scheduled to launch to the International Space Station (ISS) ...
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NASA photo shows North Korea is in the dark
Well, not exactly. But a recent image taken from the International Space Station shows the mysterious, dictator-ruled country almost completely in the ...
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Newsweek
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US space telescope spots 715 more planets
NASA Kepler is a NASA Discover mission, a space-borne telescope ... The tally of planets announced at a NASA press conference on Wednesday ...
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NASA Photo Shows North Korea Kept in the Dark at Night
We could be talking about how they're in the dark about the horrors going on within their own country, as the NBC Nightly News recently profiled, but ...
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Mishap Board Releases EVA Close Call Report
On February 26, the NASA board investigating the near-drowning of ESA ... In a press conference, Board Chairman and International Space Station ...
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Lights Out for North Korea: Space Photo Reveals Country's Isolation
A recent image from the International Space Station (ISS) shows in stark ... is equivalent to the smaller towns in South Korea," according to NASA.
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Japan Launches NASA Climate Observatory
NASA's newest weather satellite soared into space on Thursday, kicking off a mission to observe rainfall and snowfall around the globe in ...
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SpaceX report pushed back
This image from NASA-TV shows the capture of the Dragon capsule by a robot arm on the International Space Station as they passed over the South ...
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NASA Astronaut Steve Swanson Available for Interviews Before Space StationMission | NASA
NASA astronaut Steve Swanson, who is making final preparations for a March launch to the International Space Station, is available for live satellite ...
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NASA orders spacewalks to fix Space Station News - YouTube
NASA says it will take a series of spacewalks to fix a broken cooling line that shut down half of the International Space Station's cooling system last ...
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