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Queens Courier - 59 minutes ago
Simcha Waisman, president of the One Stop Richmond Hill Community Center (left) and director Joan Bachert (right) presented Neme Alperstein, director of the after-school program, with an award for her hard work and dedication. “This community center had the vision,” said Alperstein, who is integral in coordinating uplinks with NASA and the International Space Station, among others.
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UPI - Mon Nov 9, 1:13 pm ET
HOUSTON, Nov. 9 (UPI) -- NASA says the six STS-129 astronauts scheduled to lift off next week to the International Space Station are ready to begin their quarantine period.
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SpaceRef - Sat Nov 7, 9:32 pm ET
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Massachusetts Daily Collegian - Tue Nov 10, 12:51 am ET
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - Spurred by a post-Columbia safety review, NASA is stepping up exterior inspections of the international space station and making numerous improvements, including installation of more extensive shielding against orbiting debris.
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SPACE.com - Wed Nov 4, 3:31 pm ET
NASA engineers have developed electron beam fabrication technology that may remind people of Star Trek's replicator, and awaits launch for testing on the International Space Station.
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Aviation Week & Space Technology - Mon Nov 9, 12:10 am ET
Atlantis' next mission will preposition big International Space Station spares for the post-shuttle era
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SpaceRef - Tue Nov 3, 9:33 pm ET
NASA Administrator Charles Bolden and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan are hosting Washington area middle and high school students Thursday for a live discussion with astronauts aboard the International Space Station.
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Slashdot - Tue Nov 3, 2:07 pm ET
CNETNate writes "With its own file server for uploaded Hollywood blockbusters, a 10Mbps Internet connection to Earth, and around a hundred IBM ThinkPad notebooks, the consumer technology aboard the $150 billion International Space Station is impressive. It's the responsibility of just two guys to maintain the uptime of the Space Station's IT, and they have given CNET an in-depth interview to ...
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MSNBC - Fri Nov 6, 5:18 pm ET
A small chunk of space trash made an uncomfortably close pass by the International Space Station late Friday, but not close enough to force the astronauts aboard to take shelter in their Russian lifeboats.
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SPACE.com - Fri Nov 6, 11:01 pm ET
A small chunk of space trash headed for an uncomfortably close pass by the International Space Station late Friday, but not close enough to force the astronauts aboard to take shelter in their Russian lifeboats.
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IGN Comics - Sat Nov 7, 1:17 am ET
Videogame industry writer Ricardo Sanchez brings the bio-weapons of Resident Evil to the jungles of South America! Follow two agents as they unravel the connections between a Space Station, a telepathic G-Virus and Geisel Industries.
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SPACE.com - Fri Nov 6, 1:31 pm ET
A piece of space junk will fly uncomfortably close to the International Space Station late Friday and may force astronauts to take shelter in their Russian lifeboats.
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ABC 13 Houston - Fri Nov 6, 5:42 pm ET
The six crew members of the International Space Station have been instructed to spend the night in two separate space ships
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Spaceflight Now - Fri Nov 6, 7:01 pm ET
Ongoing analysis of the trajectory of a piece of space junk that was believed to pose a possible threat to the International Space Station shows the debris will not pass close enough to the lab complex to force the crew to seek refuge in their Soyuz lifeboats, a NASA official said late Friday.
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Big Download Blog - Fri Nov 6, 2:06 pm ET
Filed under: Features , FPS , Multiplayer , Opinion In 1979, Moonraker was first shown in movie theaters. It's perhaps the dumbest premise ever for a James Bond movie: A super rich psycho with a Hitler complex decides to kill everyone on Earth via a bio-weapon in favor of his own specially picked humans. In order to kill everyone on the planet all at once he decides to build a space station to ...