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Press Clips Week 51-2022

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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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Aleksandr Serebrov (center), flanked by Vasili Tsibliyev (left) and Jean-Pierre Haigneré, during Soyuz TM-17 training. It was Serebrov’s fourth and final space mission (Credits: Joachim Becker/SpaceFacts.de).
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Four-Time Russian Cosmonaut Aleksandr Serebrov Dies at Age 69

By AmericaSpace on November 14, 2013

By Ben Evans Aleksandr Serebrov (center), flanked by Vasili Tsibliyev (left) and Jean-Pierre Haigneré, during Soyuz TM-17 training. It was... Read more →
The Space Act Agreement provides for Arc-jet testing of thermal protection system materials at NASA Ames Research Center in which the conditions experienced by a vehicle during atmospheric reentry are approximately created. (Credits: NASA)
Spacecraft Atmospheric Reentry

Getting to the Root of Debris Predictions with Terminal Velocity Aerospace

By Nikita Marwaha on November 13, 2013

On October 28, Terminal Velocity Aerospace (TVA) signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA Ames Research Center to collaborate on evaluation, testing,... Read more →
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GOCE Reentry: in the Sky and in the News

By Matteo Emanuelli on November 11, 2013

The European Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) satellite finally returned to Earth on November 11, burning in the... Read more →
Space Safety Lessons from Earth

System Safety Planning: The Chicago Transit Authority Blue Line Derailment

By Terry Hardy on November 10, 2013

Outside rail of curve near point of derailment (Credits: Chicago Transit Authority). On July 11, 2006, a car on the Chicago Transit Authority Blue... Read more →
Flight testing by Steve Jurvetson
Spacecraft Design

What Constitutes Failure?

By Merryl Azriel on November 8, 2013

I’ve been having some interesting conversations this week with readers of Space Safety Magazine, debating the balance between what we might call... Read more →
An artist's conception of a commercial hydrogen production plant that uses sunlight to split water in order to produce clean hydrogen fuel (Credits: University of Colorado Boulder).
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Researchers Develop Water Splitting Solar-Thermal System to Produce Hydrogen Fuel

By Siddharth Raval on November 7, 2013

A laboratory model of a multi-tube solar reactor at the University of Colorado Boulder that can be used to split water in order to produce clean... Read more →
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