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[Posted on: Mon Jan 30th, 2006]
MOSCOW. (RIA Novosti political commentator Andrei Kislyakov) -- It does not sound likely that Russia will employ a reusable spacecraft in 2012 - but it is. On Friday, February 3, the Russian Space Agency is due to announce the developer of a new Russian reusable spacecraft.
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[Posted on: Thu Jan 26th, 2006]
With a longevity unthinkable even to the humans that built them, NASA's remarkable Mars rovers remain hard at work after two years on the Red Planet's surface.
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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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25 news articles were found:
The case for smaller launch vehicles in human space exploration (part 1) - Jan 3rd, 2006
Mars-Bound NASA Craft Tweaks Course, Passes Halfway Point - Nov 19th, 2005
NASA foresees shared burden - Nov 2nd, 2005
NASA's Moon Vision: Action Plan or High-Tech Hallucination? - Sep 21st, 2005
Armstrong: Mars trip will be easier - Sep 7th, 2005
Glitch forces Mars probe shut-off - Sep 4th, 2005
Mars-bound probe to make major trajectory adjustment - Aug 26th, 2005
Europe aims lone rover for Mars - Aug 26th, 2005
Mars probe launches at third try - Aug 13th, 2005
Fueling Glitch Scrubs Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Launch - Aug 11th, 2005
Safety delay for Nasa Mars probe - Aug 10th, 2005
Mars or Bust - Is America's Space Programme Doomed? - Jul 10th, 2005
NASA cuts 'will hamper science' - Jun 8th, 2005
Next US Mars lander gets go-ahead - Jun 4th, 2005
Ion Thrusters Propel NASA into Future - May 28th, 2005
NASA Unveils Lunar O2 Challenge - May 20th, 2005
Outer Solar System Beckons, but Mars Focus Could Slow Exploration There - Dec 13th, 2004
TSR: A meaningful role for the space station - Nov 22nd, 2004
Scientists lift veil on Beagle 3 - Nov 3rd, 2004
British scientists push for new Mars mission by 2009 - Aug 25th, 2004
Boeing submits design proposal for Jupiter probe - Jul 28th, 2004
NASA Shakes Itself Up - Jun 25th, 2004
NASA must transform to reach moon and Mars - Jun 11th, 2004
Audit reveals black hole in NASA's books - May 15th, 2004
NASA's Search for Moon-to-Mars Rockets Has Begun - Apr 12th, 2004