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Amazing celestial sight is coming to V.I. --
Road Town :: British Virgin Islands | about 11 hours ago
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Jeannie Kuich Friday, November 27th 2009 I would like to alert the people of the Virgin Islands to the exciting sightings of the International Space Station accompanied by the shuttle Atlantis beginning today and continuing through Monday. The station...
Tags: Virgin Islands, space station, British Virgin Islands, Road Town, Environment, Space Shuttle program, International Space Station, Human spaceflight, Manned spacecraft
Swiss teacher boldly goes on a Mars mission
Salt Lake City :: UT :: USA | about 19 hours ago
Credibility Swiss physics teacher Barbara Burtscher has been selected to undergo Mars training in the United States, a further step in her dream of becoming an astronaut. The training will take place at the Mars Desert Research Station in Utah, whose clients include...
Tags: mars, space, Barbara Burtscher, Mars Desert Research Station, Utah, Salt Lake City, International Space Station, NASA, Space colonization, Human spaceflight, Mars Society
Space shuttle Atlantis ends an 'amazing' flight
Cape Canaveral :: FL :: USA | about 19 hours ago
Credibility Space shuttle Atlantis and its seven astronauts returned to Earth with a smooth touchdown yesterday to end an "amazing" flight that resupplied the International Space Station. Within a few hours of landing, the astronauts feasted on turkey and trimmings...
Tags: shuttle atlantis, space shuttle, Central Florida, kennedy space, space center, atlantis returns, atlantis landing, Nicole Stott, Cape Canaveral, Human spaceflight, Space Shuttle program, Manned spacecraft, spaceflight, STS-129, NASA, International Space Station, Charles O. Hobaugh, Astronaut, Space Shuttle Atlantis, Barry E. Wilmore, STS-115, Randolph Bresnik, Environment, Space shuttle in popular culture, Nicole P. Stott, NASA Astronaut Group 19, Shuttle￢ﾀﾓMir Program, Michael Fincke, Extra-vehicular activity, STS-117, Orion
Live from space: “Missing family is the worst thing,” astronaut says
Lon :: Burkina Faso | about 20 hours ago
Credibility As for the hardest things to do on board, the astronaut mentioned microgravity: “You are losing things, because if you let something go here, like, for example, a pencil, it will float, it won’t stay in its place.
Tags: Burkina Faso, Lon, International Space Station, Hospitality Recreation, Expedition 21, Frank De Winne
Russian official says no space for tourists at International Space Station for now
Star City :: AR :: USA | 1 day ago
Credibility A top Russian space official says there is no space for tourists wishing to fly to the International Space Station. Sergei Krikalyov said that since the space stations crew has doubled to six people, there is no room for tourists in the Russian spacecraft...
Tags: Russian, space stations, international space, Star City, Sergei Krikalyov, Soyuz, Space tourism, Soyuz programme, Manned spacecraft, Soichi Noguchi, International Space Station, Progress M-53, Human spaceflight, Disaster Accident
Star City – cosmonauts’ final stop before liftoff
Lon :: Burkina Faso | 1 day ago
Credibility The examination tests the spacemen’s level of preparedness for a flight to the International Space Station (ISS). The three-stage Soyuz-FG rocket that carries the Soyuz-TMA space shuttle is scheduled to launch from a space center in Kazakhstan on December...
Tags: Star City, Burkina Faso, Lon, Soichi Noguchi, Soyuz, International Space Station, Satoshi Furukawa, Oleg Kotov, Soyuz programme, Manned spacecraft, Expedition 22
U.S. economic numbers provide mixed signals
Cape Canaveral :: FL :: USA | 3 days ago
Credibility Philippine authorities said Wednesday they are investigating a politician allied with the government and four police commanders in connection with an election-related massacre earlier this week. New U.S economic data shows a slowly improving job market...
Tags: shuttle atlantis, shuttle departs, seven astronaut, space shuttle, atlantis leaves, Cape Canaveral, Human spaceflight, Space Shuttle program, spaceflight, Manned spacecraft, Environment, Astronaut, Politics, International Space Station, Shuttle￢ﾀﾓMir Program, Edwards Air Force Base, NASA, STS-74, Nicole P. Stott, War Conflict, Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center, STS-117, E-Science, Particle accelerators, Ain, Social Issues, NASA Astronaut Group 19, Gregory J. Harbaugh, Canton of Geneva, Space stations, Collider
Canadian astronaut eager to return to Earth
Montreal :: Canada | 3 days ago
Credibility ET The Canadian Press Canadian astronaut Bob Thirsk holds willow sapling that are part of a Canadian experiment while on board the International Space Station. Thirsk says his six-month stay aboard the International Space Station has not been that stressful....
Tags: Homesick Canadian, Bob Thirsk, space station, Canadian Press Canadian, thirsk says, international space, astronaut bob, Canada, Montreal, International Space Station, Canadian space program, Environment, Industry Canada, Human spaceflight, Science and technology in Canada, Canadian Space Agency, Astronaut, Space Shuttle program, Canadarm, Robert Thirsk, Manned spacecraft, Canadarm2, Julie Payette, French Quebecers, Space Shuttle, Thirsk
Astronauts Say Goodbye on Final Day at Space Station
Cape Canaveral :: FL :: USA | 4 days ago
Credibility Atlantis shuttle astronaut Robert Satcher Jr. holds a camera during his mission's first spacewalk Atlantis shuttle astronaut Robert Satcher Jr. holds a camera during his mission's first spacewalk The crew of the shuttle Atlantis plans to spend today...
Tags: Mission Specialist Randy Bresnik, Atlantis, shuttle astronaut, Abigail Mae Bresnik, Randolph Bresnik, shuttle atlantis, Cape Canaveral, STS-129, Human spaceflight, Extra-vehicular activity, International Space Station, spaceflight, STS-115, Quest Joint Airlock, Space Shuttle program, Expedition 2, Nicole P. Stott, NASA Astronaut Group 19, Technology Internet, Charles O. Hobaugh, Manned spacecraft, Space Shuttle, STS-117
Astronauts take spacewalk No. 3 after suit snag
Cape Canaveral :: FL :: USA | 5 days ago
Credibility The third and final spacewalk of space shuttle Atlantis' mission will conclude Monday, 23, 2009, at 1 p.m...Satcher will be joined outside by Randolph Bresnik, the father of a new baby girl. A pair of astronauts stepped out on the third and final spacewalk...
Tags: Dr. Robert Satcher Jr., space shuttle, international space, Atlantis, space station, final spacewalking, Randy Bresnik, Randolph Bresnik, shuttle atlantis, Abigail Mae Bresnik, Cape Canaveral, Robert Satcher, spaceflight, STS-129, Edwards Air Force Base, Human spaceflight, Extra-vehicular activity, Nortel, Carrier Ethernet, Internet service provider, Internet, Politics, Ethernet, Anne Arundel County Maryland, Ciena Corporation, Social Issues, Technology Internet, Space Shuttle program, STS-117, Manned spacecraft, International Space Station
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