All Space articles – Page 64
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UK to announce up to $52 million for space technology research
The UK may announce a national technology programme worth up to £25 million ($52 million) this December that would help develop a UK robotic lunar spacecraft...
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India sets lunar probe launch for April 2008
India plans to complete the integration of its first lunar probe, Chandrayaan-1, by year-end, to meet the scheduled launch date on 9 April 2008. The lunar...
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Fourth spacewalk repairs damaged ISS solar array
Anchored to the end of the orbiter's sensor boom, STS-120 mission specialist Scott Parazynski assesses his repair work as the solar array is fully deployed...
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Europe's Columbus lab readied for 6 December launch
The European Space Agency's Columbus laboratory has been moved to the launch pad at NASA's...
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UK ministries of defence and education to consider funding launchers
The UK government is ready to provide seed-corn funding for indigenous launch vehicle development, for the first time since its Blue Streak ballistic missile...
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Business briefings
BOEING PUMPS $7 BILLION INTO SHARES STOCK Boeing is to repurchase up to $7 billion of common stock. The company, which a week ago posted a $1.1 billion...
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VIDEO: Mercury Seven astronaut Scott Carpenter talks exclusively to Flight
Mercury Seven astronaut Scott Carpenter spoke exclusively to Flight
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NewsVIDEO: Apollo 15 command module pilot Al Worden talks exclusively to Flight
Apollo 15 command module pilot Al Worden talks exclusively to Flight
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VIDEO: Apollo 17 commander Gene Cernan talks exclusively to Flight
Apollo 17 commander Gene Cernan talks exclusively to Flight
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NewsVIDEO: Apollo 17 commander disapproves of NASA engineers' new lunar lander ideas
Apollo 17 commander Gene Cernan praised NASA's young Constellation programme engineers but criticised their ideas for the agency's new lunar lander in an exclusive interview with Flight
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Harmony to expand space station research
The successful attachment of the European-built Harmony Node 2 module to the port side of the International Space Station's Node 1, called Unity, brings...
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Comment: China's great leap for commercial space?
If China does pass legislation next year enabling the public private partnerships (PPP) Flight International has been informed are planned for its spaceflight...
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Harmony ready for action
The European-built International Space Station module Node 2, which is called Harmony, sits in the payload bay of NASA's Space Shuttle Discovery on flight...
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UK, NASA space co-operation report due in November
Ideas for potential UK-US lunar science and exploration co-operation will be made public in November. The 14-person British National Space Centre (BNSC)...
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NASA initiates Lunar Lander ascent main engine development
NASA is to specify an expendable, liquid oxygen (LOX)- and liquid methane (LCH4)-powered ascent main propulsion engine for its Constellation...
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Shuttle and ISS in perfect Harmony
The International Space Station's 7m (22.9ft)-long pressurised cylindrical Node 2 module "Harmony" is pictured being loaded into the payload bay of NASA's...