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Press Clips Week 51-2022

By Staff Writers
TOP NEWS Soyuz Capsule Leak Could Strand 3 Astronauts On Space Station, Raising Safety Concern, Expert Says Footage of the spectacular coolant leak...

Press Clips Week 50-2022

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TOP NEWS NASA Talks Mobile Launcher Refurbishment, Modifications...

Press Clips Week 49-2022

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Press Clips Week 48-2022

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Press Clips Week 47-2022

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TOP NEWS NASA Calls Test Of Inflatable Heat Shield A Success A...

Press Clips Week 46-2022

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Press Clips Week 45-2022

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The final reentry track estimate for Cosmos 1220 on February 16 (Credits: The Aerospace Corporation).
Spacecraft Atmospheric Reentry

Cosmos 1220 Took the Plunge, But What’s Left?

By Merryl Azriel on February 20, 2014

In the early morning hours of February 16, a long-defunct Russian surveillance satellite finally gave up the ghost, making the final plummet through... Read more →
Launch2

The Story of the First V-2 Rocket Launch in Wassenaar, the Netherlands

By Carmen Felix on February 17, 2014

Wassenaar is a small town, in the western area of the Netherlands, close to The Hague. Not many people know the role of this city in the history of... Read more →
You may have learned how the solar system works in primary school, but clearly not everyone did (Credits: NASA/Flickr user ImageEditor).
Space in Everyday Life

Ignorance Is No Joke

By Morris Jones on February 17, 2014

More than a quarter of adult Americans do not know that the Earth orbits the Sun. That’s the conclusion of a National Science Foundation survey... Read more →
Cyber Security

Cyber Crime – From Cyber Space to Outer Space

By Andrea Gini on February 14, 2014

The rise of Internet as the main - and often only - communication channel between computer networks in the past 20 years has exponentially increased... Read more →
Super-cooled droplet ice formation on the servo bleed screen (Credits: TSB).
Space Safety Lessons from Earth

Hazard Controls: The Lawrence Aero Commander 500B Double Engine Power Loss

By Terry Hardy on February 13, 2014

On November 30, 2007, a Hicks & Lawrence Aero Commander 500B aircraft departed from Dryden, Ontario en route to Geraldton, Ontario, Canada.... Read more →
From left to right: Brian Bauman, Vincent Riot, Darrell Carter, Lance Simms and Wim De Vries have developed and tested land-based mini-satellites that eventually will be used in space to help control traffic in space (Credits: Julie Russell/LLNL).
Satellite Tracking1

Managing Low Earth Orbit Traffic with “Space Cops” – a Nanosatellite Constellation

By Siddharth Raval on February 12, 2014

With thousands of satellites orbiting above our heads, there is an urgent need for accurately predicting their trajectories to avoid potential... Read more →
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