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Deep Impact Spots Comet ISON

By Merryl Azriel on February 7, 2013

ISON will look something like Hale Bopp on its 1997 pass as it approaches the Sun (Credits: Dennis di Cicco/CORBIS). Comet C/2012 S1, less... Read more →

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Soyuz 2.1a Succesfully Delivers 6 Globalstar Satellites Into Orbit

By Matteo Emanuelli on February 6, 2013

Soyuz-2.1a on the launch pad at Baikonour.  The launch, originally scheduled for February 5, was postponed due to weather condition at high... Read more →

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S.H.E.E. Brings Space Architecture to Earth: Pan-European Consortium Launches an Innovative Project

By Tereza Pultarova on February 6, 2013

A consortium of seven European companies and academic institutions has been awarded a 2 million Euro financial grant from the 7th European Framework... Read more →

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Exploring Bigelow’s Station Module

By Staff Writers on February 6, 2013

After years of concept development and a couple unmanned test runs, Bigelow Aerospace is on the verge of actually puts its inflatable space habitats... Read more →

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News Shorts: New Problem for Sea Launch, Bigelow Reveals Pricing for Space Station, Satellite To Be Stored During Merger

By Matteo Emanuelli on February 6, 2013

Alpha Space Station. Bigelow has just unveiled the pricing information. (Credits: Bigelow Aerospace). No Rest For Sea Launch After the failing of... Read more →

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NASA Workshop to Determine Best Use of Donated NRO Telescopes

By Michael J. Listner on February 5, 2013

The soon to be retired Hubble Space Telescope (Credits: NASA). According to the space policy blog Space Policy Online, NASA will hold a workshop... Read more →