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February 18, 2010
SPACE TRAVEL
New Views For Space Tourists
Sydney, Australia (SPX) Feb 18, 2010
NASA's recent installation of a cupola on the International Space Station has caught the eyes of the world. It's appropriate, considering that the cupola itself is an eye on the world. The cupola is a small blister on the side of the recently installed Tranquility module, which gives panoramic views of the space station, the Earth below, and space itself. This will allow astronauts to inspect the station and get a clear view of remote operations with the station's robotic arm. It will also give th ... read more

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SPACEWAR

Indian eye in sky developed
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SHUTTLE NEWS

Discovery launch delayed until April
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SOLAR SCIENCE

3D Sun For The iPhone
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SPACE SCOPES

NASA's WISE Mission Releases Medley Of First Images
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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SPACEMART

Astrium Technology Connects Germany To Denmark
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PHYSICS NEWS

Most Precise Test Yet Of Einstein's Gravitational Redshift
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EARTH OBSERVATION

NASA Studies Recent Storms To Improve Space Based Global Weather Monitoring
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DEEP IMPACT

Aussie Meteorite May Hold Key To Life On Earth
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SPACE SCOPES

NASA's Chandra Reveals Origin Of Key Cosmic Explosions
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IRON AND ICE
UCF Professor Working On One-of-a-Kind Asteroid Space Mission
Tallahassee FL (SPX) Feb 18, 2010
University of Central Florida asteroid expert Humberto Campins has been selected to help prepare a one-of-a-kind mission. The mission is unique because it aims to bring back to Earth a sample of a primitive, organic-rich asteroid that is not found in any meteorite collection. This asteroid formed somewhere between Mars and Jupiter; however, its current orbit brings it relatively close to E ... more

MARSDAILY
Enhanced 3D Model Of Mars Crater Edge Shows Ups And Downs
Pasadena CA (JPL) Feb 18, 2010
A dramatic 3D Mars view based on terrain modeling from NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter data shows "highs and lows" of Mojave Crater. The vertical dimension is exaggerated three-fold compared with horizontal dimensions in the synthesized images of a portion of the crater's wall. The resulting images look like the view from a low-altitude aircraft. They reflect one use of digital mo ... more

SATURN DAILY
Cassini Shoots New Close-Ups Of Death Star-Like Moon
Pasadena CA (JPL) Feb 18, 2010
Blazing through its closest pass of the Saturnian moon Mimas on Feb. 13, Cassini sent back striking close-ups of the moon likened to the Death Star from "Star Wars" and the enormous crater scarring its surface. The flyby also yielded solid data on the moon's thermal signature and surface composition. Some of the raw, unprocessed images sent back from the flyby show the bright, steep slopes ... more

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EXO LIFE

Detecting Our Martian Cousins

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Concrete Phase Of Runway Begins At Spaceport America


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US-South Korean Exercise Debuts LockMart Simulation Program

US Navy's Large Aircraft Infrared Countermeasures System

First RAF Pilot Flies JSF

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US missile shield not targeting Russia, Bulgaria says

Transdniestr ready for Russian missiles: leader

LockMart Awarded Contract For Continued Support Of Aegis Test Facility

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India ready to export cruise missiles: official

Russia says missile delivery to Iran delayed

Russia blows hot and cold over Iran S-300s

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Still no deal to save A400M plane: EADS

Emirates throw wrench in Dassault works

Countries send joint A400M funding bid to EADS

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Insectlike 'Microids' Might Walk, Run, Work In Colonies

Robot to take starring roles in S.Korea plays

NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

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Scientists Transplant Nose Of Mosquito

Up to 17,000 flu deaths in US: CDC

WHO experts to determine if worst of flu pandemic is over

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MARSDAILY
Two Windows On Ozone: Extending Our View Of The Martian Atmosphere
Paris, France (ESA) Feb 18, 2010
New measurements of ozone in the atmosphere of Mars are being obtained in a coordinated observation campaign with Mars Express and a Hawaiian-based telescope. The combined observation set covers a longer time period and broader range of regions on Mars than previous campaigns, thereby improving the ability to verify and refine detailed models of the Martian atmosphere. The Martian atmosphere has played a key role in shaping the planet's history and surface. Observations of the key atmospheric comp ... read more

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Making Flexible Solar Cells With Silicon Wire Arrays

Carmanah Illuminates World Cup Supply Site with Solar LED Aviation Lighting

Oerlikon Solar Expands Into Spanish Market

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EDF eager to prolong life of reactors

No nuclear power for Australia, says Rudd

Iran will not suspend enrichment in return for radioisotopes

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Keeping kids happy vital as Haitians hunt a normal life

Thousands evacuated in Italy after landslides: report

Brazil says only UN should be in Haiti for long-term: report

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Outside View: A test of wills

1,100 Afghan police deployed in Taliban stronghold: minister

US, Pakistan capture top Taliban commander: report

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US drone strike kills four militants in Pakistan: officials

Fire Scout UAS Demos Critical Resupply Capability

Team K-MAX Demos Unmanned Helicopter Cargo Resupply

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