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Feb 18, 2012

CHILE Summer News, Feb 18, 2012


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Chile Reservoirs at 40% Capacity Amid Drought, Government Says
Bloomberg
Summer runs from December through March in the Southern Hemisphere. The La Nina pattern has brought two years of dry weather to Chile, where dams generate a third of electricity, at a time copper producers are increasing demand for power.
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BEST Anything, Feb 18, 2012


BEST

Top divers to compete in World Cup and Olympic test
Zee News
London: Over 250 of the world`s best divers will compete at the 18th FINA Diving World Cup Feb 20-26, the last qualification opportunity for the 2012 London Olympic Games. Amongst the world class line-up are Chinese Olympic champions He Chong and Chen ...
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ARGENTINA Summer News, Feb 18, 2012


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Will Argentina's 1978 World Cup Title be Revoked?
Sportige
Peru's Argentinian born goalkeeper was another reason for the allegations to spread. Although many voices in Argentinastill claim there were no wrong doings during that 1978summer, at least one of the members of that winning team has had his doubts ...
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Sportige
Guadalajara to bid again for Summer Youth Olympic Games
Insidethegames.biz
By Duncan Mackay February 18 - Guadalajara has been chosen ahead of Monterrey as Mexico's candidate for the 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games, it has been announced. It will the second consecutive bid from the capital of the Mexican state of Jalisco.
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An amazing adventure on reality TV
Charlotte Observer
By Théoden Janes The first reality show Concord native Rachel Reilly went on saw her cooped up in a house for 41 days during the summer of 2010. Last July, she returned to the same house for another season of CBS's summer guilty pleasure, "Big Brother ...
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Charlotte Observer
Manchester City: Carlos Tevez must apologise to Roberto Mancini to play again ...
MirrorFootball.co.uk
... been training away from the main group with a fitness coach since his return from three months AWOL in Argentina on Tuesday. Mancini is prepared to let him rot on the sidelines until the club can offload the £198000-a-week striker in the summer.
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The Quite Honest Gossip
Football365.com
... bid for the Argentina international, while the Red Devils are also believed to be sniffing around the 23-year-old. Unfortunately for United, Sir Alex Ferguson is understood to have been set a transfer limit of £30million to spend in the summer.
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Rights Groups Warn Against Diluted Arms Trade Treaty
Inter Press Service
... by committee chair Ambassador Roberto Moritan of Argentina closed the last of four prepcoms held since 2010 to lay the groundwork for the ATT negotiations. The report includes a "non-paper" by Moritan that will be the basis of this summer's talks.
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Grains, beans rise on hopes for global demand
Atlanta Journal Constitution
... crop damage from hot weather in Brazil and Argentina, Telvent DTN analyst Darin Newsom said. In a report issued last week, the US Agriculture Department estimated global wheat stockpiles at 213.1 million metric tons by the end of the summer.
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Man Utd could be beaten by Man City in race to sign Nicolas Gaitan - report
Crunchsports.com
The Argentina international is also on Manchester United's radar and reports in Portugal earlier this week had suggested the Red Devils had come to a verbal agreement over a summer deal for the forward. But according to the Daily Mirror, ...
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“Supranational” Investing
Business Insider
Some of the very best Argentine steak houses are in Amsterdam, some of America's very best rodeo cowboys are Brazilian and some of the world's very best beach volleyball courts are high in the Swiss Alps. The “cosmopolitanization” of the world is under ...
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Futures continue setting new records
Ag Journal
Many of the Feeder Cattle futures contracts are now in excess of $1.60 per pound and light-weight stocker calves for summer grazing are bringing as much as $2.30 to $2.50 per pound. The extreme highs may actually work to limit cowherd expansion this ...
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Youth Sailing Gets New Coach
Bernews
... American Championships in Buenos Aires next month and then the World Championships in the Dominican Republic this summer. These are both venues where he has a lot of experience, which should bode well for the Bermuda Team. The 31 year old Argentine ...
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Tall ship beckons after retirement
Vancouver Sun
With other European sail training ships, she offers training to students in northern waters in the summer. In September, 2011, she was scheduled to sail from Rotterdam to Ushuaia in Argentina, then starting a new voyage to the Falklands, South Georgias ...
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AS Roma looking to sign Nicolas Otamendi
bettor.com (blog)
The Wolves were chasing Otamendi's defensive partner Rolando lastsummer, but a move failed to materialize and is unlikely to go through now. In need of solidarity at the back, the Serie A giants have turned their attention to the Argentine, ...
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Sean Penn Meets with Pres. Fernandez Kirchner, Agrees Falkland Islands Belong ...
Hispanically Speaking News
After meeting with Argentina's President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in Buenos Aires, actor Sean Penn spoke with reporters about Argentina's ongoing dispute with Britain over the Falklands Islands, which he referred to as “the Malvinas Islands of ...
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Hispanically Speaking News
Iran risks nuclear Cold War
Telegraph.co.uk
But Western officials believe an Israeli strike is likely over the summer. Several Israeli diplomats have also been targeted by Iranian hit men around the world over the past few days. In today's interview, Mr Hague says that the British Government has ...
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Telegraph.co.uk
EXCLUSIVE: City plan £35m Benfica swoop
MirrorFootball.co.uk
The Argentina international is also on Manchester United's radar, but City are hoping to beat their local - and title - rivals to his signature by simply out-bidding them. City officials are understood to have contacted their Benfica counterparts this ...
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Barcelona ponder India friendly
A Different League
By David Redshaw According to a report in Sport, Barcelona are studying the possibility of playing a summer first-team friendly in India, one of the countries the Catalan club has never visited in its long and illustrious history.
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Grains, bean prices rise on expectations that global demand will improve ...
Washington Post
... crop damage from hot weather in Brazil and Argentina, Telvent DTN analyst Darin Newsom said. In a report issued last week, the US Agriculture Department estimated global wheat stockpiles at 213.1 million metric tons by the end of the summer.
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Soccer Capsules: Sundhage trims US roster to 23
Brownsville Herald
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Coach Julio Cesar Falcioni is undefeated in 32 matches with Boca Juniors, and fresh from winning theArgentine league title in December. Boca is also among the favorites to take the Copa Libertadores, which it won four ...
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Arsenal FC join race to sign Man Utd target Nicolas Gaitan - report
Crunchsports.com
... that the Gunners are also looking at the highly-rated Argentinainternational. Barcelona are also keen on the forward, who Benfica president Luis Filipe Vieira has revealed could be sold as the club look to raise €50million this summer in player sales.
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Public and interest
Buenos Aires Herald
A debate of the sorts took place Argentina last week, when the tabloid Crónica splashed pictures of the dead body of 27-year-old model and journalist Jazmín De Grazia on its front page. The young De Grazia had been found dead in her Buenos Aires City ...
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Garry Birtles: Nottingham Forest must stay up to avoid losing big names
This is Nottingham
Luke Chambers, Paul Anderson and Garath McCleary are also out of contract in the summer. They would be confident of finding themselves new clubs in the Championship. If the worst happens, Forest would have a rebuilding job on their hands.
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Hopkins Center for Health Disparities Solutions now opens registration for ...
News-Medical.net
From Canada to Argentina, blacks throughout the region share a common history of slavery, marginalization, and resilience. However, this group has also evolved through divergent social and cultural experiences, with research showing striking ...
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Cast aside by Wales but Peel is up for Sale success
The Independent
In the middle years of the last decade, he was the best scrum-half in Europe by a distance: good enough, indeed, to stand alongside the southern hemisphere masters – Fourie du Preez of South Africa and Agustin Pichot of Argentina, George Gregan of ...
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Cup glory can inspire success - Enrique
SuperSport.com
Spanish defender Enrique, 26, who joined from Newcastle last summer, accepts that returning to Europe's top competition is the major priority. But he feels that winning both cup competitions would be a significant step in Liverpool's development.
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SuperSport.com
Wheat, beans rise on hopes for demand
Yahoo!Xtra New Zealand News
... crop damage from hot weather in Brazil and Argentina, Telvent DTN analyst Darin Newsom said. In a report issued last week, the US Agriculture Department estimated global wheat stockpiles at 213.1 million metric tons by the end of the summer.
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Dichotomy of a Friendly
Soccer365 (press release)
This could mean grueling road trips like the ones Bob Bradley's team took to England and Spain in the summer of 2008, or simply trips to less accomodating domains such last year's visits to Belgium, France, and Slovenia. When Scotland comes stateside ...
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Arsenal paying the price for inaction
The Japan Times
The midfield is missing Samir Nasri and Cesc Fabregas, who were sold last summer plus the injured Jack Wilshere. Mikel Arteta for Fabregas is simply not good enough. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has huge potential and while Aaron Ramsey has not had a bad ...
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The Japan Times
Maidana v Alexander conference quotes
WBN - World Boxing News
Sebastian, will you ask Marcos about the fact that in the last fight that Devon had against Matthysse, also a real strong puncher from Argentina, had Devon in a little bit of trouble in that fight, went the distance, and he lost a close decision.
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SPACE, Astronomy News, Feb 18, 2012

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NASA's Hubble Spots a Relic from a Shredded Galaxy
Newswise (press release)
Newswise — Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope may have found evidence for a cluster of young, blue stars encircling one of the first intermediate-mass black holes ever discovered. Astronomers believe the black hole may once have been at ...
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope captures remains of galaxy around 'intermediate ...
Daily Mail
By Rob Waugh Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have found hot young stars clustered around the first 'intermediate-mass' black hole ever discovered. The young, blue stars suggest that there might have once been a dwarf galaxy there, ...
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Daily Mail
Black hole came from a shredded galaxy
Astronomy Magazine
Credit: NASA/ESA/S. Farrell (Sydney Institute for Astronomy, Univ. of Sydney)Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have found a cluster of young blue stars encircling the first intermediate-mass black hole ever discovered.
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Is NASA giving up on Mars? (+video)
Christian Science Monitor
NASA's 2013 budget includes deep cuts to its planetary science mission, particularly its efforts to send spacecraft to Mars. Instead, the space agency will focus on human spaceflight and infrared astronomy. Is NASA now heading down the wrong path?
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Christian Science Monitor
Astronomers receive NASA grant, develop telescope to orbit Earth
Arizona Daily Wildcat
A UA astronomy research team was awarded a $600000 grant from NASA to develop a telescope to study how planets are formed. Glenn Schneider, a Steward Observatoryastronomer and principal investigator of the project, led a team of six scientists to ...
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NASA Request Defers Large-scale Mars, Astronomy Missions
Space News
The request represents only the fourth time since 1999 that a president has proposed reducing NASA's budget. In each of the previous three instances, Congress wound up appropriating slight increases for the space agency. Under the $17.7 billion NASA ...
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Space News
This black hole came from a shredded galaxy
TG Daily
NASA astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have found a cluster of young, blue stars encircling the first intermediate-mass black hole ever discovered. According to Mathieu Servillat of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, ...
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TG Daily
Hubble Finds Relic of a Shredded Galaxy
Hubble Space Telescope at ESA
Astronomers using the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have found a cluster of young blue stars surrounding a mid-sized black hole called HLX-1. The discovery suggests that the black hole formed in the core of a now-disintegrated dwarf galaxy.
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Hubble Space Telescope at ESA
Obama's NASA budget favors a space telescope over Mars exploration
Christian Science Monitor
The proposed 2013 federal budget shifts funding away from missions to Mars and emphasizes manned spaceflight and astronomy. By Mike Wall,SPACE.com / February 13, 2012 This artist's rendering shows a 'sky crane' lowering NASA's Mars Science Laboratory ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Supermassive black holes are cannibals, new research suggests
Christian Science Monitor
By Pete Spotts, Staff writer / February 16, 2012 A photo of Black Hole ESO 243-49 HLX-1 taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. S. Farrell/ Sydney Institute For Astronomy, University of Sydney / NASA, ESA In a galaxy 290 million light-years away, ...
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Christian Science Monitor
How will the White House's brutal budget cuts affect NASA?
io9
The White House has called for draconian cuts to NASA's budget, forcing the Agency to shelve undertakings that run the gamut from ambitious planetary missions to educational outreach. Astronomer Phil Plait — master of ceremonies over at Bad Astronomy ...
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Searching for Planets in Clouds of Dust
Space Daily
by Celeste Barajas, NASA Space Grant intern A UA astronomy research team was awarded a $600000 grant for technology development under NASA's Explorer mission program. The mission would send a space telescope high above Earth's surface to watch how ...
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NASA Space Shuttle-Carrying Jumbo Jet Retires After One Last Flight
Space.com
by Robert Z. Pearlman, collectSPACE.com Editor One of only two planes ever to carryNASA's space shuttles on piggy-back rides across the country has taken its last flight after more than 20 years of service. NASA 911, one of the two Boeing 747 ...
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NASA retires first of two space shuttle carriers
Los Angeles Times
It was used for 386 flights, including 66 flights carrying a space shuttle. In Palmdale, north of Los Angeles, the jumbo jet will be used for spare parts forNASA's new Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), which features a ...
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Los Angeles Times
Eta Carinae in 1996 (credit: Nathan Smith (UC Berkeley), NASA)
The Cutting Edge
Astronomers are watching the astronomical equivalent of an instant replay of a spectacular outburst from the unstable, behemoth double-star system Eta Carinae, which was initially seen on Earth nearly 170 years ago. Astrophysicists affiliated with UC ...
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The Cutting Edge
Black Hole Found At The Center Of A Shredded Galaxy
RedOrbit
Astronomers say they have found a black hole that was once at the core of a now-disintegrated dwarf galaxy. The researchers used NASA's HubbleSpace Telescope to find a cluster of young, blue stars encircling the first intermediate-mass black hole ever ...
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RedOrbit
Hubble finds cluster of blue stars around 'massive' black hole in cannibal galaxy
Daily News & Analysis
Astronomers have found possible evidence for a cluster of young, blue stars encircling one of the first intermediate-mass black holes ever discovered, thanks to NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. The discovery of the black hole and the possible star ...
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Daily News & Analysis
2 Southampton Teachers Will Fly With NASA
Patch.com
By Brendan J. O'Reilly NASA has selected just 26 educators from across the country to participate in research flights aboard the Stratospheric Observatory for InfraredAstronomy, and two Southampton science teachers are among them.
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NASA Space Shuttle-Carrying Jumbo Jet Set To Retire
Huffington Post
In its retirement, NASA 911 will be used as a source of spare parts to keep NASA'sStratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA) flying. Also based around a Boeing 747, SOFIA uses the jetliner as a platform for a 100-inch (2.5-meter) ...
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YPSILANTI: Astronomer Phil Plait talks asteroids, movies, end of the world at ...
Heritage Newspapers
Plait is the author and creator of the blog Bad Astronomy, which won best blog of the year in 2009 from Time.com. He earned his doctorate inastronomy at the University of Virginia and worked as a NASA contractor at the Goddard Space Flight Center in ...
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Heritage Newspapers
Planck All-Sky Images Show Cold Gas and Strange Haze
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Planck is a European Space Agency mission with significant NASAparticipation. "The images reveal two exciting aspects of the galaxy in which we live," said Planck scientist Krzysztof M. Gorski from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., ...
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
How a black hole survived the destruction of its galaxy
Christian Science Monitor
NASA, ESA, and S. Farrell Sydney Institute for Astronomy, University of Sydney Like a fossil hinting at a long-gone animal, a black hole is offering clues about a now-destroyed galaxy that may once have existed around it. The Hubble Space Telescope ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Intermediate-Mass Black Hole Shreds Galaxy as it Forms
International Business Times
The rare transition captured with NASA's Hubble space telescope gaveastronomers a glimpse at a black hole encircled and fed by a cluster of young blue stars from a now-disintegrated galaxy 290 million light years away. Black holes are super-dense ...
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International Business Times
Space research here faces a horizon of closures, cuts
Arizona Daily Star
"It's not realistic to think the NASA budget would be growing at this point, and that's too bad. When you build spacecraft, it's not that you've launched all our bills into space. You've created jobs for engineers, scientists and in education," said ...
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170 years late, light from star blast reaches Earth
Futurity: Research News
(Credit: Jon Morse (University of Colorado), and NASA) UC SANTA BARBARA (US) —Astronomers are watching the astronomical equivalent of an instant replay of a spectacular outburst from Eta Carinae, a massive double-star system.
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Light Echoes Allow Astronomers To Watch 'Great Eruption' Replay
RedOrbit
Astronomers recently got a rare opportunity to view a cosmic event that took place from 1837 to 1858 known as the “Great Eruption.” The outburst temporarily made Eta Carinae the second brightest star in the sky during that period.
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RedOrbit
First intermediate-Mass Black Hole discovered by researchers
News Pakistan
Through the Hubble Space Telescope, researchers have been able to discover a black hole that is surrounded by a cluster of young blue stars. Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers found a cluster of young stars that are encircling the first ...
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News Pakistan
Space probe confirms weird microwave haze in our galaxy
msnbc.com
This all-sky image shows the distribution of carbon monoxide, a molecule used by astronomers to trace molecular clouds across the sky, as seen by Planck. The image was released on Monday. A European spacecraft has snapped new images of our Milky Way ...
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msnbc.com
Shrinking NASA Budget Forces Tough Trade-offs
Space News
Roughly $630 million for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), which Congress threatened to terminate last year due to huge cost overruns. The $109 million increase was needed to keep the now $8.8 billion astronomyflagship mission on track for 2018.
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Space News
Young Star Cluster In Disintegrated Galaxy Reveals First-Ever Intermediate ...
Universe Today
Credit: NASA, ESA, and S. Farrell (Sydney Institute for Astronomy, University of Sydney) Score another first for NASA's Hubble SpaceTelescope! Along with observations taken with the Swift X-ray telescope, a team of astronomers have identified a young ...
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Universe Today
NASA picks library to host science program for girls
Ridgefield Press
The Ridgefield Library and a select group of other libraries will have the opportunity to host events on space science and astronomy during Women's History Month in March, and to engage girls and their families in discovering the Universe for ...
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Redfield Participates in NASA's IBEX Mission Press Conference
Wesleyan Connection (blog)
Redfield, an assistant professor of astronomy, was chosen by NASA to be a non-mission expert to help verify results from the space agency's ongoing IBEX (Interstellar Boundary Explorer) mission, an unmanned probe that analyzes the interstellar boundary ...
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Wesleyan Connection (blog)

Tough Cuts for Planetary Science In NASA's 2013 Budget Proposal
By Nancy Atkinson
Using the phrase “very difficult fiscal times” countless times, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden tried to put an upbeat spin on the bad news during a press conference on the budget on February 13. ... nearly $3 billion for the heavy-lift Space Launch System and Orion MPCV, along with $830 million for the commercial crew and cargo — planetary science took a huge hit, especially the Mars science program, considered by many to be the “crown jewel” of NASA's planetary program.
Universe Today
Star Cluster Surrounds Wayward Black Hole in Cannibal Galaxy ...
By Klaus Schmidt
Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope may have found evidence for a cluster of young, blue stars encircling one of the first intermediate-mass black holes ever discovered. Astronom.
International Space Fellowship
NASA Request Defers Large scale Mars Astronomy ... - Space News
Big-ticket missions to collect martian soil samples and study the expansion of the universe are two early casualties of.
spacenews.com/.../120113-nasa-defers-large-scale-missions.ht...
NASA - Planck All-Sky Images Show Cold Gas and Strange Haze
NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration ... The new results are being presented this week at an international astronomy conference in Bologna, ...
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/planck/.../planck20120213.html
NASA announces third round of CubeSat space mission candidates
NASA has selected 33 small satellites to fly as auxiliary payloads aboard rockets planned to launch in 2013 and 2014. ... Science and technology news .... ( PhysOrg.com) -- Astronomers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have found a...
www.physorg.com/.../2012-02-nasa-cubesat-space-mission-ca...
Nasa's picture of the future of human spaceflight ... - e! Science News
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 - 11:30 in Astronomy & Space. NASA released a new interactive infographic that attempts to give a picture of future of human ...
esciencenews.com/.../nasas.picture.future.human.spaceflight
Nasa International Space Station: Astronomy team discovers nearby ...
Nasa Space Station ... The Global Water Cycle and NEWS .... With the C28 telescope, the astronomers discovered the companion dwarf galaxy, which has ...
nasa-space-info.blogspot.com/.../astronomy-team-discovers-ne...
Space and Earth Sciences News :: NASA's Chandra Finds Milky ...
The giant black hole at the center of the Milky Way may be vaporizing and devouring asteroids, which could explain the frequent flares observed, according to ...
news-about-space.org/astronomy-news/.../page3.html
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Survives ... - Yahoo! News
News: When last we heard about the James Webb Space Telescope, the ... Webb telescope will undoubtedly revolutionize astronomy when it goes up in 2018.
news.yahoo.com/nasas-james-webb-space-telescope-survives-f...
Nasa's Super Science/Space Taxis | David Reneke | Space and ...
Astro Quiz · Why Is It So? Gift Vouchers. Sponsors. Astro Space News Delivered to You. Join my newsletter to stay up to date on all the latest space news. ... The NASABiocapsules can send medicine around astonauts' bodies without them ...
www.davidreneke.com/nasas-super-sciencespace-taxis/
NASA TV to Broadcast Space Station Spacewalk Feb. 16
16. NASA TV will provide live coverage of a five-and-a-half-hour spacewalk Thursday, Feb. 16 >> More >> click here to view the full NASA News article ...
www.ukexpert.co.uk/.../110660-NASA-TV-to-Broadcast-Spac...
NASA launches game on environmental satellite
February 15, 2012 | Posted in Astronomy News | 1 views. NASA launches game on environmental satellite. Science, technology and space have a universal ...
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NASA to scale back Mars budget - Unexplained Mysteries
NASA executives are to make significant cuts to its exploration of other planets in our solar ... You are viewing: Home > News > Space & Astronomy > News story ...
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