SPACE.com -- Lonnie Sumpter, New Mexico Spaceport Leader...
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Complexity of Teardrops Revealed | LiveScience
Rated • 1 review • biology, sadness, tears, science • livescience.com
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SPACE.com -- The Great and Frustrating Comet of 2007
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SPACE.com -- Virgin Galactic Strikes Deal with Swedish...
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The Swedish government on Jan. 26 announced an agreement with suborbital space-tourism company Virgin Galactic that Swedish officials believe will lead to midsummer and mid-winter flights of Virgin's SpaceshipTwo vehicle to observe the Aurora Borealis from Sweden.
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Nosy Robots Smell Like Moths | LiveScience
Rated • 1 review • robotics, science, technology, robots, insects • livescience.com
Is it possible for a robot to follow a scent? Massimo Vergassola and his colleagues at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, France think so. They have derived a new algorithm using a method they call "infotaxis" that is similar to the strategy employed by moths.
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SPACE.com -- Forty Years Later, Pad Tech Recalls Apollo 1...
Rated • 1 review • space exploration, apollo, space, mission, moon • space.com
Forty years ago today, Stephen B. Clemmons was assigned to Launch Complex 34 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The events that would unfold on Jan. 27, 1967, would forever change the course of the United States' space program and Clemmons' life.
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SPACE.com -- NASA Studies Early Moon Shot for New Space...
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NASA is studying a variant of its planned Ares 5 heavy-lift rocket that would enable an Apollo 8-like trip around the Moon in the 2015 time frame, a top U.S. space agency official told reporters Jan. 25.
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SPACE.com -- Space Station to the Seafloor: Highest and...
Rated • 1 review • space exploration, science, space, technology, submarines • space.com
A scientist in one of the deepest places on Earth connected with an astronaut in one of the highest Friday to chat about similarities and differences in their jobs and to field questions from the public.
