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2013/06/19 17:26
2013/06/19 17:26
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In Space, No One Can Hear Your Takeout Order
The crew of six terranauts, selected from a pool of seven hundred applicants, alternate between two days of prepackaged meals and two days of dome home cooking; chef duties are executed in pairs. The...
2013/06/19 17:26
2013/06/19 17:26
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2013/06/17 16:47
2013/06/17 16:47
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ISRU rocket hopper: an idea whose time has come?
In the wake of Curiosity’s successful landing on Mars, which used the innovative “skycrane” system, future Mars surface missions have an incentive to test out new concepts that promise to increase...
2013/06/14 07:36
2013/06/14 07:36
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Lego faces have gotten angrier, study finds
Legos Mars Mission 7690 MB-01 Command Base is shown at the American International Toy Fair, Sunday, Feb. 11, 2007 in New York. (AP Photo/Dima Gavrysh) Legos haven't just become astronomically...
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Christoph Bartneck University of Canterbury University of Canterbury Mohammad Obaid Karolina Zawieska
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2013/06/13 15:53
2013/06/13 15:53
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UCF Researcher To Look At Maintaining Team Integr...
UCF Researcher To Look At Maintaining Team Integrity in SpaceThursday, June 13, 2013 A University of Central Florida Psychology professor set to begin work on a pair of Nasa research projects said...
2013/06/12 23:22
2013/06/12 23:22
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Astronauts forgo Earthly pleasures on fake Mars m...
Mars 500 crewmember Romain Charles takes part in an experiment on a simulated voyage to Mars. The human race will not hold its collective breath when Mars Mission explorer Romain Charles soon steps...
2013/06/12 23:22
2013/06/12 23:22
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Scientists begin 520-day Mars simulation
Related Stories MOSCOW - Clad in a blue jumpsuit and waving, crew member Sukhrob Kamolov quipped "See you in 520 days!" before hopping into sealed-off chambers on Thursday with five other men taking...
2013/06/12 15:39
2013/06/12 15:39
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Zoe robot heading back to Atacama Desert to searc...
Zoe robot heading back to Atacama Desert to search for subsurface life Washington, June 12 : The autonomous, solar-powered Zoe, which became the first robot to map microbial life during a 2005 field...
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Zoë SETI Institute SETI Institute Carnegie Mellon University
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2013/06/10 23:56
2013/06/10 23:56
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Coverity's NASA project shows how benefits of cod...
Millions of miles from Earth, NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover is currently on the red planet’s surface, investigating whether it could have once harboured life. Last month, it was announced that the...
Mars Science Laboratory National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mars Mission
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2013/06/10 11:13
2013/06/10 11:13
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Martian space flight: Red dreams
ON JULY 20th 1969, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the Moon, it capped half a century of extraordinary progress in aviation. In the six and a half decades since the Wright brothers'...
Dennis Tito National Aeronautics and Space Administration Buzz Aldrin SpaceX Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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2013/06/06 11:38
2013/06/06 11:38
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June rocket launch delay not to affect India's ot...
June rocket launch delay not to affect India's other 2013 probes Chennai, June 6 : Even though the June 12 rocket launch has been put off to June-end or the first week of July because of the failure...
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2013/06/05 15:32
2013/06/05 15:32
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Mars' Watery Past Evident In Sand, Pebbles Along ...
The most convincing evidence yet that the frigid deserts of Mars were once a habitable environment crossed by flowing water are presented by pebbles and sand scattered near an ancient Martian river...
2013/06/04 13:34
2013/06/04 13:34
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How to make it to Mars
File photo: Researcher Sukhrob Kamolov leaving a set of windowless modules after a grueling 520-day simulation of a flight to Mars. London - The first people to make the perilous journey to Mars will...
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cary Zeitlin Mars Science Laboratory Norm Thagard Southwest Research Institute
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2013/06/03 20:32
2013/06/03 20:32
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WORLD FOCUS: Red planet Mars
If you encounter Professor Joel Levine, and he asks, "Brother, can you spare $650 million?" don't be taken back. He needs the money to send a pilotless, rocket powered, controlled airplane to the Red...
National Aeronautics and Space Administration College of William College of William & Mary Williamsburg Levin
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2013/06/03 15:34
2013/06/03 15:34
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Why Tito's Mars mission might work
Barcelona's Sagrada Familia has been called a perpetual motion machine — it rakes in cash as tourists churn in its turnstiles, ensuring that construction will not stop until the century-old cathedral...
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2013/06/03 12:20
2013/06/03 12:20
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WALKER: Only NASA can lead us to Mars
While the Mars rover Curiosity is discovering the building blocks of life on the red planet, many are equally excited about another development: commercial companies have finally discovered profit in...
2013/06/01 00:05
2013/06/01 00:05
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Students take Mars Society’s rover challenge
Hanksville • Southern Utah’s iron-red plateaus feel Martian and make the wandering robot digging for chlorophyll feel strangely appropriate. "Chlorophyll is often a sign of water," explains David...
Mars Society Brigham Young University Hanksville University Rover Challenge Mars Mission
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2013/05/30 23:33
2013/05/30 23:33
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Private space industry can't get to Mars without ...
While the Mars rover Curiosity is discovering the building blocks of life on the Red Planet, many are equally excited about another development: Commercial companies have finally discovered profit in...
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mars Mission Paul Spudis International Space Station Obama administration
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2013/05/30 18:57
2013/05/30 18:57
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Radiation Risk for Mars Astronauts Will Be Danger...
Astronauts on a round-trip to Mars would be subjected to radiation levels 13 times higher than what a person working at a nuclear power plant would receive in a year, a major health risk for a...
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Cary Zeitlin Southwest Research Institute National Aeronautics and Space Administration Mars Mission Mars Science Laboratory
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2013/05/30 17:22
2013/05/30 17:22
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Innovations in 5: Mary Meeker on wearables, China...
Here’s what we’re reading/watching today: 1) Kleiner Perkins Caulfield and Beyers general partner Mary Meeker has released her Internet Trends report and, where last year the fast rise in mobile...
2013/05/30 13:37
2013/05/30 13:37
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How to prevent an astronaut bloodbath on Mars
Sometime within the next two decades, a select cadre of men and women will likely embark on a trailblazing adventure: the first manned mission to Mars. Several private organizations, including Dutch...
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Dennis Tito Michigan State University Michigan State University SETI Institute
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