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ISS Expedition 23 lands safely in KazakhstanMoscow (AFP) June 2, 2010 A Russian spacecraft carrying a Russian cosmonaut, a US astronaut and a Japanese astronaut has landed in Kazakhstan, a mission control official in Moscow said Wednesday. Russian Oleg Kotov, Soichi Noguchi of Japan and US astronaut Timothy Creamer "landed south-east of Kazakhstan's town of Jezkazgan" and "felt normal," the official said. They were returning from a mission to the International Space Station. The team were shown live on the Vesti 24 news channel smiling and waving as doctors an ... read more |
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Washington (AFP) June 1, 2010Former US vice president and anti-global warming campaigner Al Gore and his wife Tipper have told friends that they will separate after four decades of marriage, an aide said Tuesday. "They've asked for privacy during this time, for them and their family," said Kalee Kreider, of the Office of Al and Tipper Gore. Kreider confirmed that the Gores - whose affection for each other was evide ... more 
Pasadena, Calif. (UPI) Jun 1, 2010 NASA says its Deep Impact/Epoxi spacecraft successfully performed a trajectory maneuver to refine its orbit prior to an upcoming Earth flyby. The maneuver will place the spacecraft on a trajectory to fly past Earth June 27 prior to its Nov. 4 flyby of comet Hartley. The trajectory maneuver, on Friday, involved the spacecraft's engines being fired for 11.3 seconds, NASA said. Whil ... more  
Tokyo, Japan (SPX) May 28, 2010A joint Japan-United States research team has identified the origin of the white light emission in solar flares. The team, led by Dr. Kyoko Watanabe, an aerospace project research associate at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, made its discovery by quantitatively analyzing an X-class solar flare, which was observed by two successive, solar-observing satellites: Hinode and the NASA SMEX mis ... more |
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Novel Observing Mode On XMM-Newton Opens New Perspectives On Galaxy ClustersParis, France (SPX) Jun 01, 2010 Surveying the sky, XMM-Newton has discovered two massive galaxy clusters, confirming a previous detection obtained through observations of the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect, the 'shadow' they cast on the Cosmic Microwave Background. The discovery, made possible thanks to a novel mosaic observing mode recently introduced on ESA's X-ray observatory, opens a new window to study the Universe's largest bound structures in a multi-wavelength approach. Galaxy clusters are the largest gravitationally bo ... read more |
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