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April 22
 | A Brief History Of The Soyuz Spacecraft
The Soyuz spacecraft is the longest serving, most versatile manned spacecraft ever flown Read the full article | February 29
STS-122
 | Sifting The Sands Of Mars
Perhaps one of the most studied bodies in our solar system, Mars is the first of the “external” planets – planets that lie outside of Earth’s orbit. Read the full article | February 28
Dawn
 | Dawn - Exploring Rubble From The Beginning Of Time
Dawn, NASA’s ninth space probe in the Explorers Program, will blast its way around our solar system during its eight year mission seeking answers as to why Ceres, and Vesta, remain intact since their formation 4.6 billion years Read the full article | February 27
Themis
 | THEMIS - Searching For The Truth Behind Magnetic Substorms
Minutes after a Boeing Delta rocket blasts off its launch pad on Feb. 15 and the faring doors open, five identical spacecraft will float out into space over Australia Read the full article | February 26
 | Russia’s Plans For The Next 26 Years In Space
When most people think of Russia’s space program they inevitably tend to look back instead of forward. In their eyes Russia is past its prime Read the full article | February 24
 | The Sun In STEREO
In simple terms, a coronal mass ejection (CME) is an explosion of an enormous ball of electrified gas from the Sun’s outer atmosphere, the corona, and is one of the most violent events in the solar system Read the full article | February 23
 | Fruit Flies And Space Flight?
Nearly one hundred fruit flies left the launch pad as eggs, hatched en route and landed at the International Space Station in larval form. Thousands made the return trip to Earth Read the full article |
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