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An evening pause: Who says humans can’t fly?
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Winners of 18th Annual Great Moonbuggy Race
The winners of the 18th annual Great Moonbuggy Race.
China’s second lunar orbiter, Chang’e 2: still in operation after 180 days
China’s second lunar orbiter, Chang’e 2: still in operation after 180 days.
Unfortunately, little of its scientific results have been released.
Soyuz launch site in French Guiana finally ready
After seven years of work, the Soyuz launch site in French Guiana is finally ready for its first launch.
More on the storms hitting Endeavour launchpad
More on the storms hitting Endeavour launchpad today.
Shipwreck of 60-foot, single-masted sloop, c1830, found in Lake Michigan
Shipwreck of 60-foot, single-masted sloop from 1830s found in Lake Michigan.
Hail storm hits Endeavour on launchpad
Hail storm hits Endeavour on launchpad.
A telescope a square kilometer in size
A new private commercial jet flew at 489 mph on a test flight March 11
Got $4.5 million? A new private commercial jet flew at 489 mph on a test flight March 11.
Messenger in orbit around Mercury
Above, an annotated version of the first orbital image, showing areas of the south pole never before seen.
From the press conference about the first Messenger images from Mercury orbit:
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Which near-Earth asteroids are ripe for a visit?
Which near-Earth asteroids are ripe for a visit?
The first image from Mercury orbit
The first image from Mercury orbit.