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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 Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster

The Columbia Disaster In Perspective

By Phillippa Blaber and Angélique Verrecchia on February 1, 2014

On 16th January 2003, Space Shuttle Columbia lifted off the ground at 15:39:00 (UTC) from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA. The mission duration... Read more →
Artist’s conception of a future Martian greenhouse. – Credits: NASA
Space Food1

The Future of Food on Mars

By Michelle La Vone on January 30, 2014

A manned mission to Mars poses a long list of concerns related to physiological and psychological well-being. Scientists know that food is, in a... Read more →
Sacriflight by Lloyd Behrendt, commemorates Columbia's last launch
The Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster

Columbia Disaster Creative Works

By Merryl Azriel on January 30, 2014

The loss of the Space Shuttle Columbia and the crew of STS-107, like tragedies before it, has spurred the creation of artistic commemorations and... Read more →
The Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster

Columbia Disaster Recommended Reading

By Merryl Azriel on January 30, 2014

The Shuttle Columbia disaster has defined modern spaceflight and, indeed, space policy. Much has been written about the event itself, its causes, and... Read more →
Gaia space telescope (Credits: ESA).
Astronomy

The Dangerous Life of Space Astronomers

By Antoine Amrouni-Keiling on January 29, 2014

The recent launch of Gaia gave a boost of popularity to astronomy missions. Blasting from the Guiana Space Center in French Guiana, the Soyuz-STK... Read more →
The Challenger STS 51-L crew, as it should be remembered: positive and brilliant individuals, happily striving to explore space and further humanity’s reach into the Universe. In the back row (lef to right) Ellison S. Onizuka, Sharon Christa McAuliffe, Greg Jarvis, and Judy Resnik. In the front row (lefto to right) Mike Smith, Dick Scobee, and Ron McNair (Credits: NASA).
The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster

Missed Warnings: The Fatal Flaws Which Doomed Challenger

By AmericaSpace on January 28, 2014

Of all the fragments of Challenger which were recovered, this shard of the craft, bearing part of her name, was particularly poignant (Credits:... Read more →
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