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8 AI Girlfriend Chat Sites Compared for Personality, Features, and Value

By Andrea Gini
Choosing the right ai girlfriend chat website can be difficult because many platforms promise realistic conversations and custom virtual companions....

14th IAASS Conference – Call for Papers now open!

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We are pleased to invite the global space community to...
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What to Know Before Investing in Rental Property

By Andrea Gini

Press Clips October 2024

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The sheer size of the 15,000-pound Leasat-3 satellite is illustrated in this view of James “Ox” van Hoften manhandling it into space on Mission 51I (Credits: NASA).
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‘If Something Happens’: Mission 51I and the End of an Era, Part 2

By AmericaSpace on August 29, 2013

Continued from Part 1. For Dick Covey, the pilot of Mission 51I, the instant that Space Shuttle Discovery broke the shackles of Earth on the cusp of... Read more →
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NASA Test Fires 3D Printed Rocket Fuel Injector

By Phillip Keane on August 28, 2013

An engineer inspects the injector (Credits: NASA). Engineers at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center have posted a video showing the successful... Read more →
In a triumphant ending to a triumphant space salvage, James “Ox” van Hoften strikes a Charles Atlas pose on the end of the shuttle’s RMS mechanical arm, seemingly hoisting the world on his shoulders (Credits: NASA).
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‘Crankin’ APUs’: Mission 51I and NASA’s ‘Can-Do’ Spirit, Part 1

By AmericaSpace on August 28, 2013

When Space Shuttle Discovery touched down in Florida on 19 April 1985—suffering seized brakes and enduring a burst tire in the process—she left... Read more →
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Epsilon’s First Flight Postponed Due to a Glitch During Launch Sequence

By Matteo Emanuelli on August 27, 2013

The maiden launch of JAXA’s Epsilon rocket was postponed due to a last-minute glitch on August 27. The launch from the Uchinoura Space Center in... Read more →
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Space Safety Magazine, Issue 8, Summer 2013

By Staff Writers on August 27, 2013

Inside the Summer 2013 Issue of Space Safety Magazine Rising Up, Aiming Down Water-filled Helmet Ends EVA: The Close Call of Luca... Read more →
Assembly of a Proton rocket. – Credits: Pavel Kolotilov, Wikimedia
The Russian Launch Failures Of 2010-2014

Rising Up, Aiming Down

By Tommaso Sgobba on August 27, 2013

In the past two years, almost at regular intervals, we received recurrent news about the failure of a Russian rocket launch. A few weeks ago, on July... Read more →
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