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• in Technology
  Space Taxi Test Flight Next Summer
  NASA will test fly a seven-seat space taxi next summer. Will a commercial version be made available for public transport?
  by jobertv / on Oct 12, 2011
• in Technology
  The End of the Space Age
  21st Century Space
  by JV999 / on Jul 11, 2011
• in Travel
  Space: The Final Tourist Frontier
  Don’t know where to go on your next vacation? It’s time to think outside the orbit.
  by docentman / on Sep 25, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “international space station”

 

• Breath into your phone to monitor your health!

  
  Gadgetzz - Latest Technology and Gadgets News! — Authority: 111
  What if you could use your phone to test the air for toxins? What if you could monitor your health simply by blowing on it? Sounds amazing, right? Nanosensor technology developed by NASA Ames is going to make that a reality. Nasas Jing Li has been working on just that for years, and might just be the greatest ...
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• Russia Send Robot Cargo Ship to Space Station

  
  Techgran — Authority: 116
  It was the first space mission of the year for Russia – progress has carrying 2.6 metric tonnes of essential supplies like food and fuel for the 6-man crew of the ISS. From english.ruvr : A fragment of the Chinese weather satellite Fengyun-1C may pass in a dangerously close proximity to the International Space ...
  5 days ago

• Strange Forgotten Space Station Concepts That Never Flew

  
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  1 week ago

• International Space Station Passes Over Stormy Africa

  
  The Swash — Authority: 131
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  1 week ago

• Trojan infiltrates Japanese space agency

  
  TG Daily - All News — Authority: 633
  The Japanese space agency (JAXA) has positively identified a Trojan on an employees terminal that may have gained access to a cargo shuttle used to resupply the International Space Station (ISS).

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  2 weeks ago

• Trojan may have stolen data from Japanese space agency

  
  Naked Security - Sophos — Authority: 660
  A data-stealing Trojan horse may have smuggled out login information to gain access to a cargo shuttle that carries food and equipment to the International Space Station (ISS).
  2 weeks ago

• SPACEX DELAYS ROCKET MISSION

  
  News Technology Today — Authority: 118
  Hawthorne space hire try Space Exploration Technologies has again behind a goal to event with a International Space Station. The company, improved well known as SpaceX , programmed to send a Dragon plug in to space aboard a 18-story Falcon 9 space hire upon Feb 7 from Cape Canaveral, Florida. But upon Monday a ...
  2 weeks ago

• Russia Says US May Be Behind Phobos-Grunt Probe Failure

  
  Blippitt.com — Authority: 624
  Today, Russia pointed the finger at the U.S. regarding the failure of its Phobos-Grunt probe that was headed for Mars. Russia thinks the probe may have failed due to radiation from U.S. radars. “There is such a theory,” said Yury Koptev, head of the scientific committee of state technology company Russian ...
  2 weeks ago

• Russian space probe crashes in Pacific Ocean, fish reportedly startled

  
  ITsky — Authority: 129
  On the plus side, the fish needed additional space probe parts. On Sunday night, fragments of Russia’s Phobos-Grunt probe landed in the Pacific Ocean 1,250 kilometers to the west of Wellington Island in southern Chile around 17:45 GMT. The probe, which experienced a failure with its launch rocket machinery on ...
  2 weeks ago

• Russian space probe crashes in Pacific Ocean, fish reportedly startled

  
  Engadget — Authority: 850
  On the plus side, the fish needed additional space probe parts. On Sunday night, fragments of Russias Phobos-Grunt probe landed in the Pacific Ocean 1,250 kilometers to the west of Wellington Island in southern Chile around 17:45 GMT. The probe, which experienced a failure with its launch rocket machinery on ...
  2 weeks ago

• Russian space probe crashes in Pacific Ocean, fish reportedly st...

  
  Hobbies Fun & entertainment - fun-entertainment.marc8.com — Authority: 139
  On the plus side, the fish needed additional space probe parts. read more
  2 weeks ago

• SpaceX delays mission to International Space Station

  
  The Inquisitr Entertainment — Authority: 734
  California-based Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) announced today that it has delayed the launch of its “Dragon” space capsule. SpaceX’s capsule was scheduled to launch on February 7 aboard its Falcon 9 on a mission to the International Space Station , but the company had to delay the launch so that ...
  2 weeks ago

• FDL Movie Night: Man on a Mission

  
  Firedoglake — Authority: 617
  At some point everyone of a certain age must have dreamed of being an astronaut, of flying into space, boldly going where man had gone before. I grew up with a dad who was a human factor specialist for NASA, basically an on-earth test astronaut. Richard Garriott–one of our guests tonight and the subject of Man on ...
  2 weeks ago

• DailyDirt: Missions To Mars

  
  Computer & Internet - computer-internet.marc8.com — Authority: 140
  The future of manned spaceflight to other planets is a bit uncertain nowadays, but there are still plenty of people who are working on plans that could lead to people walking around on Mars before the end of the century. In the meantime, unmanned missions will have to suffice, but here are some quick links on ...
  2 weeks ago

• Will 2012 Finally Be NewSpace’s Year to Shine?

  
  Parabolic Arc — Authority: 423
  Will Smith and Jeff Goldblum in Independence Day. (Credit: Twentieth Century Fox Corporation) There’s a terrific scene in the film, “Independence Day,” that has great relevance to 2012. Computer genius David Levinson (Jeff Goldblum) and Marine Capt. Steven Hiller (Will Smith) have just convinced President ...
  2 weeks ago

• SEND IN THE ‘BOTS: An Editorial

  
  Explorology — Authority: 85
  Yes, NASA is sending in some robotic type exploratory craft. Certainly Curiosity,  on its way to Mars , is a magnificent application of robotic technology for space exploration. In fact, our entire Mars exploration program is a glorious history of robotic successes. Good beginnings, and now it is time for more ...
  2 weeks ago

• What Is That Bright Orange Line?

  
  Neatorama — Authority: 739
  That, Neatoramanauts, is the 2,065 miles-long border fence between India and Pakistan: A striking feature is the line of lights, with a distinctly orange hue, snaking across the center of the image. It appears to be more continuous and brighter than most highways in the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Strait of Hormuz Shot from the International Space Station – World Strategic Flashpoint

  
  Universe Today — Authority: 654
  Christmas Eve photo of the Strait of Hormuz from the International Space Station This showcase image of the Strait of Hormuz (center) and the Persian Gulf region was shot on Christmas Eve, 24 December 2011. About 20% of the world’ s crude oil supply passes through the Strait every day. Iran has threatened to close ...
  2 weeks ago

• Inside The International Space Station [Video]

  
  SciTechie — Authority: 115
  International Space Station (ISS) is the most expansive international scientificconstruction ever. However, it is built jointly by 16 nations including the U.S., Russia, Canada, Japan, Brazil and the member states of the European Space Agency. ISS has made space exploration much easy. Many people want to know what ...
  2 weeks ago

• Some Comets like it Hot

  
  Clarksville, TN Online — Authority: 510
  Written by Dr. Tony Phillips Science at NASA Washington, D.C. - Comets are icy and fragile. They spend most of their time orbiting through the dark outskirts of the solar system safe from destructive rays of intense sunlight.  The deepest cold is their natural habitat.Last November amateur astronomer Terry ...
  2 weeks ago

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