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14th IAASS Conference – Call for Papers now open!

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We are pleased to invite the global space community to contribute to the 14th IAASS International Space Safety Conference, “Together for a Safe...

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The first of two launch aborts for the Falcon 9 on November 28 (Credits: SpaceX).
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Falcon 9 GEO Launch Attempt Aborts for the Second Day

By Göktuğ Karacalıoğlu on November 29, 2013

SpaceX, for the second day, had to call a scrub of its attempt to launch the SES-8 telecommunications satellite into geosynchronous transfer... Read more →
In 2008, China became the third nation to conduct an EVA from a spacecraft (Credits: China.org.cn).
Space Suit Design

Space Wardrobe Design: Chinese Spacesuit Analysis and Inspiration

By Nikita Marwaha on November 28, 2013

Chinese taikonauts Zhai Zhigang (center), Liu Boming (right) and Jing Haipeng return from their Shenzhou-7 mission in which China's first EVA... Read more →
The final Skylab crew was tasked with its first EVA only a week after arriving in space (Credits: NASA).
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All the King’s Horses: The Final Mission to Skylab (Part 2)

By AmericaSpace on November 27, 2013

Forty years ago this week, in November 1973, NASA launched its third and final crew to the Skylab space station. As recounted in yesterday’s... Read more →
Skylab and its Apollo Telescope Mount (ATM) was a critical asset in observing Comet Kohoutek in the winter of 1973-74 (Credits: NASA).
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All the King’s Horses: The Final Mission to Skylab (Part 1)

By AmericaSpace on November 26, 2013

Boosted aloft atop a Saturn IB rocket, and utilizing a special “milk stool” to raise its umbilical connections to the proper levels on the Pad... Read more →
Nova explores asteroids in Asteroid: Doomsday or Payday? (Credits: Nova.PBS).
Asteroids and Comets

Doomsday or Payday? Nova Explores Asteroids

By Staff Writers on November 25, 2013

In the months since the Chelyabinsk meteorite startled a Russian metropolitan area by exploding just above the ground and shattering all the windows... Read more →
Space in Everyday Life

UNESCO Artist for Peace: Unique Role for Sarah Brightman on ISS

By Guest Author on November 22, 2013

Since the concept of space tourism began, as early as the late 50s when exploration beyond earth was dramatically coming into realization, there has... Read more →
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