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[Posted on: Tue Feb 7th, 2006]
Despite massive budget shortfalls and a looming retirement date, the US space agency (Nasa) will not abandon its shuttle programme and will keep its promise to finish building the International Space Station.
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[Posted on: Thu Jan 12th, 2006]
Congressional pressure to avoid a gap in U.S. human space access is behind a NASA push to accelerate the first piloted flight of the planned Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV).
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[Posted on: Fri Jan 6th, 2006]
NASA formally announced the next crew bound for the International Space Station (ISS) Thursday, a two-astronaut team set to launch in mid-March aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
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Space Tourism Firm Unveils Orbital Spacecraft Concept - Dec 15th, 2005
Russia's Next Spaceship: Alternative to NASA's CEV - Dec 8th, 2005
Private Supply Ships Vital for Space Vision, NASA Chief Says - Nov 16th, 2005
NASA foresees shared burden - Nov 2nd, 2005
Russian Spacecraft Fails to Boost ISS into Higher Orbit - Oct 19th, 2005
Russia asks JAXA to help develop Clipper Spaceship - Oct 14th, 2005
NASA administrator says space shuttle was a mistake - Sep 28th, 2005
Plans for Euro-Russian spaceplane - Sep 28th, 2005
NASA's New Moon Plans: 'Apollo on Steroids' - Sep 19th, 2005
TSR: The trouble with space stations - Sep 12th, 2005
Private Company Plans $100 Million Tour Around the Moon - Aug 10th, 2005
Discovery undocks, heads for home - Aug 6th, 2005
Astronauts begin second spacewalk - Aug 1st, 2005
Astronauts Step Out For Spacewalk - Jul 30th, 2005
Shuttle returns to space station - Jul 28th, 2005
Sensor boom to scan shuttle during inspections today - Jul 27th, 2005
Shuttle may launch despite glitch - Jul 25th, 2005
All eyes on Discovery, scanning for damage - Jul 11th, 2005
Space cameras to look for shuttle flaws - Jul 8th, 2005
Discovery Set for July Launch Despite Delays, NASA Says - May 25th, 2005
ISS Oxygen Regenerator Down - May 17th, 2005
NASA to Accelerate Plans for Shuttle's Replacement - Apr 22nd, 2005
Shuttle rollout delayed by crack - Apr 7th, 2005
NASA hoping for May 15 shuttle launch - Mar 23rd, 2005
Shuttle Rescue: Four Astronauts Train for the Unthinkable - Mar 22nd, 2005
Circuit breaker on space station fails -- again - Mar 18th, 2005
Equipping Discovery: New Tools to Return Shuttles to Flight - Mar 3rd, 2005
TSR: The 2005 NASA budget and policy shuffle - Feb 21st, 2005
TSR: What do we do with the ISS? - Jan 31st, 2005
NASA: Shuttle mission to space station in December - Jan 30th, 2005
TSR: A meaningful role for the space station - Nov 22nd, 2004
Debate About Shuttle’s Future Heats Up - Oct 30th, 2004
NASA Prepares for Future Space Exploration Risk - Oct 29th, 2004
Soyuz lifts off, headed for ISS - Oct 14th, 2004
ISS Expedition 10 Crew to Launch Into Space Tonight - Oct 13th, 2004
U.S. Shuttles May Resume ISS Flights in May - Oct 12th, 2004
SpaceDev Begins Work on ''Dream Chaser'' Space Vehicle - Sep 20th, 2004
NASA Space Shuttle Processing Status Report 6 August 2024 - Aug 7th, 2004
NASA Space Station Status Report 3 Aug 2024 - Aug 3rd, 2004
Shuttle Discovery Gears Up for Return to Flight - Jul 25th, 2004
NASA cuts back plans for space station - Jul 23rd, 2004
Astronauts to take riskier spacewalk - Jun 24th, 2004
NASA Targets June 24 for ISS Spacewalk - Jun 10th, 2004