Category:NASA

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• [×] Apollo program‎ (16 articles)

H

• [×] Hubble Space Telescope‎ (25 articles)

I

• [×] International Space Station‎ (123 articles)

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• [×] January 13, 2005‎ (10 articles)

M

• [×] Michael Collins (astronaut)‎ (2 articles)

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• [×] Phoenix Mission‎ (15 articles)

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• [×] Space Shuttle Atlantis‎ (25 articles)
• [×] Stardust Mission‎ (8 articles)

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• 'Bright' idea lights its way to win NASA contest
• 'Gouge' found on wing of Space Shuttle Endeavour

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• 2006 Nobel Prize in physics awarded for microwave map of the universe

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• Agencies choose yearlong crew for International Space Station
• Anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's spaceflight marks fifty years of human space travel
• Apollo Moon landings tapes reported missing
• Asteroid slammed into Mars' northern hemisphere
• Asteroid to fly by Earth
• Astronaut to face attempted murder charge
• Astronaut's baby born 200 miles below him
• Astronauts fix thermal blanket on Atlantis
• Astronauts replace ISS nitrogen tank in spacewalk
• Astronomer proposes Hubble replacement
• Astronomers discover largest star on record
• Astronomers say asteroid could hit Mars
• Astronomers witness supernova
• Atlantis departs hangar ahead of August 28 launch
• Atlantis docks, astronauts ready for spacewalk
• Atlantis lands at Kennedy Space Center
• Atlantis launched, heads for International Space Station
• Aurora Borealis caused by electrical space tornadoes

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• Canada contributes weather station to NASA Mars mission
• Cape Breton, Nova Scotia to have launch pad
• Cassini discovers organic material on Saturn moon
• Cassini space probe to flyby Saturn's moon Iapetus
• Cassini spacecraft captures large storm on Saturn
• Cassini spacecraft collects sample from geyser on Saturn's moon Enceladus
• Chandra X-Ray Observatory illuminates Supernova 1987A
• Cocaine found at Kennedy Space Center
• Columbus module added to ISS during spacewalk
• Comedian Stephen Colbert wins NASA space station name contest
• Comet Wild samples near home

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• Debris narrowly misses International Space Station
• Deep Impact cruising for comet crash
• Delayed Endeavour carries Japanese lab to International Space Station
• Discovery docks with International Space Station
• Discovery lands at Kennedy Space Center
• Discovery launches after scrubbed attempt

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• Emergency spacewalks planned to fix International Space Station
• End of an era: Space Shuttle Atlantis launches on final mission in program
• Erroneous newspaper report garners publicity for Moon landing tapes
• ESA launches Herschel Space Observatory and Planck Satellite
• ESA launches largest commercial telecom satellite
• Evidence of 'shattered moon' found inside rings of Saturn
• Expedition 26 crew returns to Earth safely
• Expedition 27 crew successfully returns to Earth
• Expedition 31 crew members arrive at International Space Station
• Expedition 33 crew returns to Earth

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• Final launch of Space Shuttle Discovery delayed another day
• Final launch of Space Shuttle Discovery delayed until at least Thursday
• First images received from orbit around Mercury
• First supernova seen during explosion breakout
• Former US Senator Ted Stevens among five killed in Alaska plane crash
• Fortieth anniversary of first manned Moon landing

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• General relativity effect confirmed: satellite experiment
• George Deutsch resigns NASA post after Texas A&M refutes his resume
• Google launches Google Mars
• Gunman kills self and hostage in Texas NASA building

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• Heat protection system on Space Shuttle Atlantis damaged during liftoff
• Hottest planet to date found in the constellation Hercules
• Hubble detects methane on distant planet
• Hubble discovers 16 new planets
• Hubble Space Telescope running on two gyroscopes
• Hubble Space Telescope successor unveiled by NASA
• Hubble Space Telescope to be burnt up; Jupiter Icy Moons Orbiter cancelled
• Hubble Space Telescope's main camera stops working
• Hubble telescope spots oldest galaxies ever seen

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• Huygens moon probe to land on Titan

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• IBEX satellite releases first all sky map
• Images show new dimension to Saturn's rings
• Injured NASA astronaut replaced on crew of upcoming mission
• Two astronauts blast off to their new home--International Space Station
• International Space Station astronauts complete spacewalk
• ISS crew bypass faulty switch to power-up computers
• ISS Expedition 10 returns to Earth

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• Japan earthquake shifts Earth's axis 10 centimetres
• Juno spacecraft bound for Jupiter

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• Landing of Space Shuttle Atlantis postponed due to bad weather
• Launch of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory rover delayed until 2011
• Launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis once again delayed
• Launch of space shuttle Discovery delayed indefinitely
• Launch of Space Shuttle Discovery further delayed
• Left wing of Atlantis may have been damaged

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• Manned mission to Mars at least 20 years away, easier than first trip to Moon
• Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity gets stuck in a small sand dune
• Mars lander website opens
• Mars Opportunity rover passes distance milestone
• Mars orbiter finds widespread evidence of water-bearing minerals
• Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter enters Martian orbit
• Mars rover engineers build test sandbox
• Mars rover Opportunity successfully escapes sand trap
• Mars Rover tracks viewed from orbit
• Mars Rover’s Basketball-Shaped Discovery Stirs Controversy
• Mars studies find water
• Massive hurricane spotted on Saturn
• Massive ice deposits found on Mars
• Mercury astronaut Walter Schirra dies, aged 84
• Moon water possibly originated from comets, data shows

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• Portal:NASA
• NASA announces astronaut glove design contest
• NASA announces daily video feed for new Discovery mission
• NASA announces official search for the missing Apollo tapes
• NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, crew member of upcoming mission, sustains injury
• NASA calls end to Mars Phoenix mission
• NASA cancels launch of Space Shuttle Endeavour
• NASA celebrates 30th anniversary of first shuttle launch; announces new homes for retired shuttles
• NASA completes successful test flight of new Ares IX rocket
• NASA considers continuing shuttle use after 2010
• NASA delays launch of Atlantis
• NASA denies rumors of finding life on Mars
• NASA detects dry, dusty atmospheres on extrasolar planets
• NASA discovers new evidence of dark matter
• NASA extends Space Shuttle Atlantis' mission
• NASA flyby of Saturn moon Titan produces first image of liquid on another world
• NASA holds ceremony to commemorate anniversary of Space Shuttle Columbia disaster
• NASA issues survivability report on Columbia crash
• NASA launches satellites to study northern lights
• NASA launches Space Shuttle Atlantis
• NASA launches STEREO spacecraft
• NASA launches two space probes to the moon
• NASA mission finds water on the Moon
• NASA mission to map the boundary of solar system
• NASA observes largest supernova on record
• NASA plans for future moon missions
• NASA postpones Stardust mission briefing, no revised date as of yet
• NASA prepares to launch mission to nearby asteroids
• NASA prepares to roll orbiter Discovery to launch pad
• NASA readies Mars lander for launch
• NASA rethinks abandoning Hubble
• NASA says Martian soil could sustain life
• Talk:NASA says Martian soil could sustain life
• NASA says Phoenix spacecraft may have landed on ice
• NASA says star system contains 'earth-like planet' in the making
• NASA says water found on exoplanet

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• NASA says worker tried to sabotage ISS
• NASA scientist: Chile earthquake may have shifted Earth's axis, shortened day
• NASA sets launch date for Space Shuttle Discovery
• NASA spacecraft enters Mars orbit
• NASA spacecraft to begin collecting data on Mercury
• NASA study: warming and snow melt chokes sea life 1000 miles distant
• NASA successfully launches Kepler Telescope
• NASA to beam Beatles song into deep space
• NASA to extend the Phoenix probe mission by 5 weeks
• NASA unveils detailed map of Antarctica
• NASA unveils plans for moon base
• NASA's Mars rovers exceed all expectations
• NASA's new space capsule to be ready for test flights by 2013
• NASA's Phoenix Lander has an oven full of Martian soil
• NASA's Phoenix spacecraft having trouble analyzing soil samples
• NASA's Phoenix spacecraft lands safely on Mars
• NASA's Swift detects possible birth of black hole
• NASA: Arctic Sea's icecap is melting
• NASA: Discovery appears safe to return to Earth
• NASA: Old Arctic sea ice continues to melt
• NASA: Series of errors led to loss of Mars Global Surveyor
• NASA: Signs of liquid water found on surface of Mars
• NASA: White substance photographed by Phoenix lander on Mars 'must have been ice'
• New Horizons probe bound for Pluto on nine year journey
• New Mars Orbiter arrives for launch
• News Briefs: January 13, 2005
• Next Shuttle flight delayed to next year; ISS crew begin spacewalk
• No injuries reported after NASA Orbiter hangars evacuated after hydrazine leak
• Northern lights may appear across Canada and northern U.S. late Tuesday night

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• Out of space in outer space: Special report on NASA's 'space junk' plans
• Overdue supply ship docks with International Space Station

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• Phoenix lander confirms presence of water ice on Mars
• Phoenix spacecraft launches towards Mars
• Phoenix spacecraft makes first 'impression' on Mars
• Planet Mercury to blaze across Sun today
• Plants on other planets may not be green
• Pluto's moons named
• Pope speaks with astronauts in orbit for first time
• Primary camera on Hubble Space Telescope shut down
• Progress spacecraft fails to dock with International Space Station
• Prospects for a space elevator rise

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• Reconnaissance Orbiter finds more evidence of water on the planet Mars
• Remaining Expedition 25 crew launch to space
• Remaining Expedition 25 crew to launch to International Space Station
• Rocket carrying NASA carbon dioxide satellite crashes into ocean
• Rosetta spacecraft passes Lutetia asteroid
• Rover finds meteorite on Mars
• Rules may be bent to launch Discovery
• Russian and US satellites collide
• Russian Soyuz space capsule lands safely with crew

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• Saturn moon Enceladus may have salty ocean
• Saturn's moon Enceladus may host "internal life"
• Saturn's rings are much older than previously thought
• Scientists conclude that the universe may expand forever
• Scientists say that a 'global layer of water' exists on Saturn's moon Titan
• Scientists say the moon is slowly shrinking
• Senate unanimously confirms Michael Griffin as new NASA head
• SETI Institute set to re-open
• Seven caves found on Mars: NASA
• User:ShakataGaNai/Sandbox2
• Shuttle Discovery given 'go' for landing at Edwards AFB
• Shuttle Discovery moved to VAB ahead of May launch
• Shuttle mission may be extended further due to ISS computer failure
• Shuttle will launch in July: NASA
• Small hole found in Space Shuttle Atlantis
• Soyuz TMA-08M launches to International Space Station, arrives in record time