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  • Mars Science Laboratory: Still Alive, For Now

    The Mars Science Laboratory, the next generation of Mars rovers slated to head to Mars in 2009, is still alive, for the time being. The car-sized rover designed to look for life on Mars is over budget and behind schedule due to technical problems, and NASA officials met today to discuss their options. Potentially, [...]
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on October 10, 2008
  • University Returns $3 Million in Savings to NASA

    Here's something you don't read everyday: The University of Colorado at Boulder returned nearly $3 million in cost savings to NASA for the SORCE mission, the Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment, which studies how the sun's variation influences Earth's climate and atmosphere. The university designed, built and controls the ...
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on June 17, 2008
  • NASA to Burn Sponsor Logos into the Surface of Mars

    In an effort to raise additional funds, NASA has announced new partnerships with corporate sponsors. It is becoming increasingly difficult for government-backed space agencies to support the vast range of missions currently exploring the solar system, so urgent measures are being taken. Planetary missions in particular, such as the Mars ...
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on April 1, 2008
  • Name That Satellite

    Have you ever named a space mission? Well, here's your chance. NASA announced today that they're looking for help from the public to rename their upcoming Gamma-ray Large Area Space Telescope (GLAST) before it launches in mid-2008.
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 7, 2008
  • Ulysses Passes Over Sun's North Pole

    Continuing on its epic journey around the Sun, Ulysses has reached the Sun's north pole just in the nick of time. In fact, its timing couldn't be better, just as the Sun begins "Solar Cycle 24". The probe is in a unique orbit, passing over the solar north and south poles, out of the ecliptic plane [...]
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on January 14, 2008
  • Shuttle Launch No Earlier Than Saturday

    The crew of STS-122 and the Columbus science module will have to wait a little longer for their ride to space. The launch of space shuttle Atlantis has been pushed back to no earlier than Saturday, December 8. After assessing the problem with the engine cutoff sensors that scrubbed Thursday’s scheduled liftoff, NASA’s [...]
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on December 7, 2007
  • Shuttle Launch Postponed

    A problem with space shuttle Atlantis’ fuel sensors has prompted a scrub of today’s scheduled launch of the STS-122 mission to the International Space Station. During fueling of the shuttle’s external tank, two of four engine cutoff sensors failed. Engineers are working on fixing the problem and NASA will try to [...]
    Posted to Aggregated News (Weblog) by Anonymous on December 6, 2007
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