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October 06, 2010
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Lockheed Martin-Built Spacecraft Will Be Next Orbiter At Mars
Denver CO (SPX) Oct 06, 2010
NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution (MAVEN) project passed its Mission Confirmation Review on Oct. 4. As a result, NASA has given approval for the development and 2013 launch of the MAVEN mission. Lockheed Martin [NYSE: LMT] is the industry partner for the mission and will design and build the spacecraft and perform flight operations. This major milestone was the culmination of a process involving NASA executives and industry experts that thoroughly reviewed the mission, science and spac ... read more

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SPACE WORLD 2010: Successful Premiere at the Exhibition Centre Frankfurt/Main
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Opportunity For Close-Up View Of Meteorite Oilean Ruaidh
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US to go back to Mars in probe of 'lost atmosphere' mystery
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MOON DAILY

NASA official: Moon still matters
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Satellite Services supplies on-board sub-systems for smallsats and microsats.

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Atmosphere Checked, One Mars Year Before A Landing
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Opportunity's Surroundings After Sol 2363 Drive
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SPACE TRAVEL

Synthetic Life Could Aid Space Exploration
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First Results From Herschel Mars Observations
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Peculiar Phenomena During Northern Spring On Mars
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Opportunity Approaching Possible Meteorite
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Mars Methane Lasts Less Than A Year
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Martian Moon Phobos May Have Formed by Catastrophic Blast
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DRAGON SPACE

China's Space Programme Gears Up For Missions To Moon And Mars
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NASA tests (cramped) Mars-type rovers in Arizona desert
Flagstaff, Arizona (AFP) Sept 18, 2010
It may not have all the creature comforts, but Aaron Hulse considers his space exploration rover a pleasant home away from home. That is crucial as he and other NATO experts spend days together in the Arizona desert, simulating the arid surface of some distant planet or asteroid - complete with a dormant volcano. "You just have to get comfortable with being close in here," Hulse said, s ... more

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Team Restoring Mars Orbiter After Reboot
Pasadena CA (SPX) Sep 20, 2010
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter put itself into a precautionary standby mode after experiencing a spontaneous computer reboot on Sept. 15. The mission's ground team has begun restoring the spacecraft to full operations. Initial analysis of telemetry from the orbiter indicates the "safe mode" status was triggered by a reboot similar to one experienced Aug. 26, 2009. That was the most rec ... more

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Strong Robotic Arm Extends From Next Mars Rover
Pasadena CA (JPL) Sep 17, 2010
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has been exercising its robotic arm since last month, when the arm was first fastened to the rover. In the long run, watch for this long and strong arm to become the signature apparatus of NASA's Mars Science Laboratory. After landing in August 2012, the mission will rely on it for repeated research activities. One set of moves crucial to the mission's success h ... more

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105 Days In Isolation - And Counting - For 400 More

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Don't Forget Deimos


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Backward Orbit In A Binary System

First Potentially Habitable Exoplanet Found

This Planet Smells Funny

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An Intelligent System For Maritime Surveillance

Apple faces 625 million-dollar fines over patents: report

A Step Toward Lead-Free Electronics

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Broadcom Announces Support For New QZSS Satellites Launched By Japan

Raytheon Completes GPS OCX Integrated Baseline Review

Japan's first GPS satellite in operational orbit

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Four Chinese Lunar Landers Mooted

China launches second lunar probe

Chang'e-2 Heads For Moon

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No Evidence Found Of Catastrophic Impact In Pleistocene

No Evidence For Clovis Comet Catastrophe

Supernova Shrapnel Found In Meteorite

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Hubble Probes Comet 103P Hartley 2 In Preparation For DIXI flyby

Orbital Environment For Dawn Spacecraft At Vesta

WISE Captures Key Images Of Comet Mission Destination

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NASA's Next Mars Rover Rolls Over Ramps
Pasadena CA (SPX) Sep 14, 2010
The rover Curiosity, which NASA's Mars Science Laboratory mission will place on Mars in August 2012, has been rolling over ramps in a clean room at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory to test its mobility system. Curiosity uses the same type of six-wheel, rocker-bogie suspension system as previous Mars rovers, for handling uneven terrain during drives. Its wheels are half a meter (20 inches) in diameter, twice the height of the wheels on the Spirit and Opportunity rovers currently on Mars. ... read more

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NASA official: Moon still matters

China Scouts Moon Landing Sites

Magnetic Anomalies Shield The Moon

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Slow-Motion Giants Carry Shuttles To Pad

Fuel tank for final shuttle in Florida

Shuttle ready for move to launch pad

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Soyuz Moved To Pad For Thursday Launch To Station

International Partners Update Launch Manifest

Expedition 25 Crew At Work, Waiting For Three New Members

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Hot Atmosphere Of Venus May Cool Planet's Interior

Venus Lightning Sparks Interest Among Scientists

Japanese Spacecraft Approaches Venus

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Hello, Saturn Summer Solstice: Cassini's New Chapter

Cassini Dives Inside Saturn's Radio Aurora

New Views Of Saturn's Aurora

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