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Book Review: Moon Men Return: USS Hornet and the Recovery of the Apollo 11 Astronauts

Jul 5, 2010 | Blog, Book Reviews, Education Station, Exploration, Kids Space, NASA, Space and Science, Space Race, The Moon

Credit: Naval Institute Press  Moon Men Return: USS Hornet and the Recovery of the Apollo 11 Astronauts by Scott W. Carmichael; Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, Maryland; (hardcover) $36.95; 2010. Just in time to retro-fire yourself back to the days of Apollo 11 –...

European Space Agency Backs China as Space Station Partner

Jun 1, 2010 | Benefits of Space Exploration, Blog, Education Station, International Cooperation, International Space Station, NASA, Space Race, Space Research

A Chinese news source is reporting today that the European Space Agency (ESA) supports China’s inclusion in the International Space Station (ISS) partnership. ESA’s agency’s director-general Jean-Jacques Dordain made the remarks during a Global Lunar Conference...

International Team Ready for Virtual Mars Journey

Jun 1, 2010 | Blog, Education Station, Exploration, International Cooperation, Mars, Newsroom, Space Race, Space Research

Credit: ESA Credit: ESA  This week a six-person crew from Russia, Europe and China will begin their voyage to Mars! Well, sort of. The adventure is a simulated 520-day journey to the red planet, one that will test the endurance of crew members to carry out a...

To Mars via Moscow! New Video Details Simulated Space Travel

May 10, 2010 | Education Station, Exploration, International Cooperation, International Space Station, Space Shuttle, NASA, Mars, Space Race, Space Research

Starting next month, a crew of six that involves two Europeans, three Russians and one Chinese will participate in the first full-duration simulated mission to Mars. The Mars 500 experiment mimics a mission to Mars in a mockup that includes an interplanetary...

China Selects First Female Astronauts, Space Station Work Progresses

May 9, 2010 | Education Station, Exploration, Space Race, Spaceports

Add two females to China’s growing cadre of astronauts according to China’s National Space Administration (CNSA) and as reported by Chinese media outlets.  Word from China Daily last week is that the two women are both aged 30 to 35, married, have college...

French Guiana Spaceport Readies First Soyuz Launch

May 8, 2010 | Commercial Space, Education Station, Exploration, International Cooperation, Space Race, Spaceports, Uncategorized

The scene is the French Guiana launch site for Arianespace – a spaceport that has been a busy hub for commercial satellite liftoffs for decades. A new milestone is to be met this year – the first launch from that facility of a Russian Soyuz launcher. Once Soyuz joins...

Robotic Space Plane Set for Liftoff

Apr 22, 2010 | Exploration, Space Race, Space Research, Space Shuttle

All appears on schedule for tonight’s maiden flight of the reusable X-37B space plane. This U.S. Air Force Orbital Test Vehicle, or OTV, will be boosted into orbit atop a United Launch Alliance Atlas booster. Its mission is to demonstrate a reliable, reusable,...

NASA official battles the bugs of space travel

Apr 20, 2010 | Education, Exploration, Mars, NASA, Planet Earth, Space Race

Source: The Washington Post In H.G. Wells’s “The War of the Worlds,” Earth’s unwitting defense against the Martian hordes comes in the form of pathogenic bacteria to which the invaders lack immunity. In reality, earthlings have created an...

Texans team up against Obama space vision

Apr 17, 2010 | Benefits of Space Exploration, Blog, Exploration, NASA, Space and Science, Space Race

Source: HOUSTON CHRONICLE Texas’ congressional delegation presented a united, bipartisan front on Friday, saying President Barack Obama’s compromise on his space budget doesn’t go far enough and calling upon him to visit Johnson Space Center. Meeting...

China Outlines Space Station Plans, NASA Future Debated

Apr 15, 2010 | Blog, Exploration, International Cooperation, NASA, Space Race

While the need for clarity swirls around U.S. President Obama’s plans for human spaceflight and NASA, China is pressing forward on its long march to gain a foothold in Earth orbit. Wang Wenbao, director of the Chinese Manned Space Engineering Office, outlined future...
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Media are invited to join @NASA for a virtual news conference at 2 p.m. EDT, Wednesday, July 29, to preview the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope mission, scheduled to launch from the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Sunday, Aug. 30. NASA will stream this event live

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Check! ✔️

For the first time, scientists used our IXPE telescope to measure the magnetic field of a pulsar—a spinning neutron star—located in the Lighthouse Nebula. This data helps us understand the structure of these extreme cosmic objects. https://go.nasa.gov/4wVjsRt

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Check! ✔️

For the first time, scientists used our IXPE telescope to measure the magnetic field of a pulsar—a spinning neutron star—located in the Lighthouse Nebula. This data helps us understand the structure of these extreme cosmic objects. https://go.nasa.gov/4wVjsRt

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@ThePrimalDino It’s such a rarity you have to question if it’s real. 😂

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@Blaze_R935 I still believe!!!

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