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Laser-powered space elevators   - 4 Hours ago
A laser-powered lift has won the Space Elevator Games in the Californian Mojave Desert, paving the way for similar machines to carry people and cargo into orbit. Three teams are taking part in the Games
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Wizzard Media Launches 24 New iPhone Apps   - 6 Hours ago
BusinessWire - Wizzard Media (NYSE Amex: WZE), the world's largest podcasting network, today announced the launch of 24 new iPhone(R) Apps available for sale in the App store including Investors Business
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Can scientists make a space elevator?   - 74 Minutes ago
"The question Artsutanov asked himself had the childlike brilliance of true genius. A merely clever man could never have thought of it -- or would have dismissed it instantly as absurd. If the laws of
  
    



China Says Space Plans Peaceful   - 4 Hours ago
BEIJING - China's foreign ministry insisted on Thursday that the country's intentions in space were peaceful, after comments from top air force brass preparing to celebrate a 60th anniversary worried
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India's space ambitions taking off   - 14 Hours ago
PANNITHITTU, India -- In this seaside village, the children of farmers and fishermen aspire to become something that their impoverished parents never thought possible: astronauts. Through community-based
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Success in 'space elevator' competition   - 87 Minutes ago
A robot powered by a ground-based laser beam climbed a long cable dangling from a helicopter on Wednesday to qualify for prize money in a $2 million competition to test the potential reality of the science
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Mutant Diseases May Cripple Missions to Mars, Beyond   - 2 Hours ago
Mutant hitchhikers may become a major hurdle in the quest to send humans deeper into the galaxy, scientists say. That's because no matter how fit astronauts feel at liftoff, they're likely to be carrying
  
    



Messenger Spies Iron on Mercury   - 2 Hours ago
Mercury is even more of an 'iron planet' than scientists had previously supposed. Richer concentrations of iron and titanium have been seen on Mercury's surface by Nasa's Messenger probe. Previous Earth
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NRL Sensor Provides Critical Space Weather Observations   - 12 Hours ago
WASHINGTON, D.C. (NNS) -- The Navy Research Laboratory's Special Sensor Ultraviolet Limb Imager (SSULI)was launched Oct. 18, 2009, offering a first of its kind technique for remote sensing of the ionosphere
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Carbon Atmosphere Discovered On Neutron Star   - 4 Hours ago
Search All Our Sites - Powered By Bing STELLAR CHEMISTRY The neutron star at the center of Cas A is found to have an ultra-thin carbon atmosphere. Credit X-ray: NASA/CXC/Southampton/W. Ho et al.; Illustration:
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Space hotel to open in 2012 at $4.4 mln 3-night rate   - 5 Hours ago
The first commercial space hotel is expected to open in 2012, according to a plan of the Galactic Suite Space Resort company as quoted by media reports Thursday. An artist's rendition of the the 'Galactic
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Astronomers see 'skeleton' of the universe   - 14 Hours ago
SANTIAGO -- Astronomers in Chile and Japan have for the first time seen part of the â??cosmic webâ? of galaxies that permeates the known universe in a gigantic assembly some seven billion light years
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Astronaut chats with Winnipeg students   - 17 Hours ago
Bell offers Video Calling feature for mobile phones and Facebook Wireless Competition On Hold, For Now OpenOffice.org 3 milestone: 100,000,000 downloads Rogersâ?? 50 Mbps service = Wow TechTalk: How to
  
    



Professor To Predict Weather On Mars   - 4 Hours ago
Search All Our Sites - Powered By Bing MARSDAILY 'All weather forecasts, including those on TV, are based on model forecasts of the different physical parameters of the Earth's atmosphere such as temperature,
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China's military making strides in space: US general   - 4 Hours ago
Search All Our Sites - Powered By Bing DRAGON SPACE by Staff Writers Washington (AFP) Nov 3, 2009 China's military has made dramatic progress in space over the past decade and the goals of its program
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Tackling new Arctic challenges from space   - 94 Minutes ago
International scientists, researchers and decision makers met at the 'Space and the Arctic workshop' to identify the needs and challenges of working and living in the rapidly changing Arctic and to explore
  
    



Media Advisory: Julie Payette and NASA Astronauts Speak at Massey College   - 6 Hours ago
LONGUEUIL (Marketwire) - After successfully completing a 16-day mission to the International Space Station last July, Canadian Space Agency (CSA) Astronaut Julie Payette and her NASA colleagues will be
  
    



Early universe supports dark matter theory   - 4 Hours ago
Search All Our Sites - Powered By Bing STELLAR CHEMISTRY disclaimer: image is for illustration purposes only by Staff Writers Stanford, Calif. (UPI) Nov 4, 2009 U.S. and Welsh researchers say they've
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Martian caves may provide shelter for future Mars explorers   - 6 Hours ago
Washington, November 5 : Scientists at the US Geological Survey (USGS) have detected a series of depressions on Mars that may harbor caves beneath them, which could provide shelter for future Mars exploration
  
    



Laser-Powered Robot Climbers Race Into the Sky   - 8 Hours ago
A competition will see engineers beam power to robotic climbers.
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'Cosmic Web' of Galaxies Holds Universe Together   - 61 Minutes ago
Galaxies gather around them, and immense form at their intersections, lurking like giant spiders waiting for more matter to digest,' it adds. The filaments are located about 6.7 billion light-years away
  
    



How NASA Test Drives Moon Landers on EarthAir Force's Secretive Space Plane Nears   - 101 Minutes ago
Flying a spacecraft on a planet with little or no atmosphere presents a definite technical challenge. Wings and propellers are useless, so NASA is practicing the art of flying by thruster on a prototype
  
    



Reusable Rocket Plane Soars in Test FlightTargeting the Moon: Observatories Gear   - 101 Minutes ago
A reusable rocket plane has made a successful test flight from New Mexico's Spaceport America - a prototype craft built to showcase proprietary advanced launch technologies. The small unpiloted vehicle
  
    



Targeting the Moon: Observatories Gear Up for Lunar CrashHow NASA Hopes to Mine   - 102 Minutes ago
Scientists are hoping for a literal slam dunk with NASA's upcoming Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, or LCROSS mission - an event to be observed by a coordinated network of Earth and space-based
  
    



How NASA Hopes to Mine Water on the MoonGravitational Corridors Act Like Space LanesSpace-Based   - 102 Minutes ago
NASA has long planned to mine water on the moon to supply human colonies and future space exploration. Now the discovery of small amounts of water across much of the lunar surface has shifted that vision
  
    
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