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11/16/09-
Laser Powered Robot Wins $900K
The idea of a space elevator is one of the most important concepts toward space travel mankind has ever considered, and now NASA has developed a method that may actually bring that concept to reality. One of the things still needed? A robot light enough for the job. Since batteries are notoriously heavy, the robot will need to be powered by something else. What’s more Sci-fi than a robot climbing a cable into space? The robot is powered by lasers. That’s the idea behind NASA’s contest for ingenuity. The prize? Nine hundred thousand dollars, and another three million for anyone who can one up them.
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11/12/09-
Treaty Signed to Create Mars Co-op
The European Space Agency (ESA) has signed a commitment with the National Aeronautic Space Agency (NASA) to commit to a joint long-term program for the exploration of Mars. This treaty comes on the heels of several new technological breakthroughs that could put us on the course for a manned mission to Mars sooner than we previously thought.
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10/23/09-
Mysterious Tunnel Discovered on the Moon
The moon has been in the news lately more than it has been since the Apollo 11 moon landing. Why is there a sudden interest in the Lunar surface? Perhaps the moon is seen as a seeding platform for other planets, so mankind can finally stretch out into the stars. Of course building a lunar base would be incredibly difficult, since building materials would be more expensive than gold by the time they reached the surface. A new mysterious tunnel may, however, be the answer we’ve been looking for.
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10/12/09-
LCROSS Mystery
One of NASA’s most ambitious projects in recent history was hailed as a major success when the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) plummeted into the massive Cabaeus-A crater in a spectacular display sending debris an estimated 350 meters off the surface. There was only one problem; Observers all over Earth zeroed in with thousands of telescopes on the moon, but not one saw so much as a puff on the Lunar surface. The lack of a visual fireworks display left several people, including some in NASA scratching their heads.
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10/9/09-
NASA Didn't 'Bomb' the Moon
No, this isn’t another moon hoax, just a misreporting by mass media. Contrary to several reports, NASA didn’t “bomb the moon” today. A bomb is a device relying on combustible elements to create a mass expansion and release a lot of energy in a very short period of time. What NASA sent to the moon is more comparable to a bullet or a cannonball, but on a much larger scale.
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9/10/09-
Butterfly in Space
"Hubble is back in action. Together, NASA and Hubble are opening new vistas on the universe," astronomer and frequent Hubble user Heidi Hammel said.
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5/12/09-
Atlantis Gets Scratched Up By Launch Debris
Space Shuttle Atlantis has sustained what looks like minor shuttle damage which spans across 4 to 5 thermal tiles on the right side of the space shuttle. Preliminary reports state that the damage is a result of launch debris that came from the fuel tank a few minutes after liftoff.
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4/28/09-
Do The Rejected Apollo 17 Patches Prove Moon Anomalies?
The Apollo 17 flight to Taurus Littrow official insignia was not the first (or even the second) submitted graphic for NASA's approval. Apollo 17, Jack Shmidtt, submitted two previous patch designs which were rejected by NASA because may contained suggestive graphics which NASA was not prepared to release.
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3/16/09-
Space Debris Becoming a Problem and Safety Concern
According to NASA records, the Space Station had to fire it's engines to avoid space debris eight times in the past. The most recent dodging of space junk was last August. Yet again, NASA may find it necessary to dodge another hunk of left over Russian Satellite metal.
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5/26/08-
The Vatican and NASA Alien Link
On May 13th 2008, the Vatican came forward to make an announcement that "It Is OK To Believe In Aliens." Twelve days later, NASA lands the Mars Phoenix Lander which is designed to search for life on the Martian surface. Are these two incidents linked?
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11/8/06-
Next Shuttle Endangered by Space Station Gyro
Concerning the dangerous potential in the planned upcoming Space Shuttle Mission to the International Space Station due to likely emergency situation that may occur due to failing Gyroscopes on the Station, and the international reaction that is likely to occur due to said event.
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3/9/06-
Now NASA Will NOT Announce They Found Life In Our Solar System
Earlier today, Florida today, a local Florida news source, published an article claiming NASA was going to make an announcement today claiming they have discovered life on another planet. Now it is being broadcasted that this report in False.
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8/19/05-
NASA Offers Millions For Space Technology Delivered By 2012
NASA seems to have a big interest in acquiring top notch space travel equipment by the year 2012. They are offering hundreds of millions of dollars to companies who can design and build high tech space travel vehicles. Why is the year 2012 so important to NASA and the Government?
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5/6/05-
Riding a beam of plasma to Mars may be possible
With conventional rockets, a roundtrip to Mars could last as long as three years, because an extended stay is required while the orbits of Earth and Mars align again for the return trip.
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4/22/05-
Radio signals and communications affected by Solar Storms
Solar storms, such as the unusually intense events in October and November 2003, affect many aspects of our lives, such as radio signals and satellite communications. Now a new study partially funded by NASA and using data from several NASA instruments has shown that those late 2003 solar storms, which...
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4/18/05-
Shuttle Discovery External Tank (ET) tanking test
NASA engineers and managers are evaluating the data from Space Shuttle Discovery External Tank (ET) tanking test Thursday at Kennedy Space Center (KSC), Fla. The tanking test was yet another milestone in NASA's efforts to return the Shuttle safely to flight
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4/18/05-
On Orbit Anomaly Ends DART Mission
The Demonstration of Autonomous Rendezvous Technology (DART) spacecraft that was successfully launched Friday, April 15 at 10:25 a.m. PDT from Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif., experienced an on orbit anomaly late Friday
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3/30/05-
NASA Is Searching For Life In Other Solar Systems
Scientists recently discovered a new frontier in the race to find life outside our solar system. Dying red giant stars may bring icy planets back from the dead. Once-frozen planets and moons may provide a..
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3/30/05-
NASA Tests Giant Bottle Rockets
Did you know that NASA's Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Boosters trace their roots to 12th century China, where the first rockets were developed for fireworks displays?
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3/9/05-
2.3 tons of supplies delivered to the Space Station
The ISS Progress 17 spacecraft docked at 3:10 p.m. EST to the aft port of the Stations Zvezda Service Module. The docking, controlled by the automated Kurs docking system, was problem-free. The Stations Flight Engineer Salizhan Sharipov
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3/6/05-
NASA's Roots
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) was formed on March 3, 1915, with a charter to "supervise and direct the scientific study of the problems of flight, with a view to their practical solution." WIth luminaries like Orville Wright as members, the group ...
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2/26/05-
Receiving 'Earth Music' in very low frequencies
In the tiny town of North Pole, Alaska, the sun currently creeps into view for just three or four hours a day. Temperatures typically crash in February to minus-30 degrees Fahrenheit or lower. And bears aren't uncommon in these parts
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2/17/05-
NASA's Scranjet Ready To Fly Mach 10
NASA X-43A 'Scramjet' Readied For Mach 10 Flight
NASA's high-risk, high-payoff Hyper-X Program is ready to attempt its greatest challenge yet - flying a "scramjet"-powered X-43A research vehicle at nearly 10 times the speed of sound
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2/8/05-
NASA Satellites Watching Out For Invasive Plants
Invasive species of plants and insects now have a new enemy - NASA satellites. Recently, NASA accepted an invitation to join the National Invasive Species Council (NISC) to assist 12 other Federal agencies combat invasive species across the country by providing information from satellites.
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2/8/05-
Satellites Are Building The Earths Largest Data Systems
Looking at Earth from space provides a perspective only dreamed about until the dawn of the Space Age. From that lofty viewpoint, an almost inconceivable amount of information flows from satellites that provide insight to better understand our planet
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2/7/05-
Unexplainable.Net Mentioned In NASA Letter
The section which mentions Unexplainable.net was referring to a balloon NASA sent into the atmosphere that made it to the edge of space. We here at Unexplainable.net are proud to be mentioned in an official NASA publication, and choose to store it on record
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1/29/05-
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter To Explore Dangerous Areas
With Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, we'll be able to explore from above areas that are too dangerous for humans or even robots. By the same token, we'll be better prepared to plan future missions to places that are not only safe for landing, but rich with scientific potential
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1/29/05-
Space Station Spacewalk Inspect Vent Openings
The two International Space Station crewmembers successfully wrapped up their mission's first spacewalk Wednesday morning after setting up experiments and inspecting vent openings
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1/9/05-
Zebra Fish Prove Important to NASA
Using zebrafish in an environment designed to remove the effect of gravity, Dr. Stephen Moorman's NASA-sponsored research has shown that a time period exists during which the vestibular system must receive a normal gravitational stimulus for proper development
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1/9/05-
NASA's Extraterrestrial Test Hints Aliens are Possible
A small colony of the common bacteria Streptococcus mitis stowed away for nearly three years aboard Surveyor 3, an unmanned spacecraft that landed on the moon in 1967. The crew of Apollo 12 recovered the organisms and brought them back to Earth under sterile conditions
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12/16/04-
flying a "scramjet" 10 times the speed of sound
Nasa's high-risk, high-payoff Hyper-X Program is ready to attempt its greatest challenge yet - flying a "scramjet"-powered X-43A research vehicle at nearly 10 times the speed of sound.
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12/9/04-
Nasa Releasing Mars Anomaly Picture?
NASA Released Pictures Taken on April 11 2003 of the future landing spot for the Mars Rovers. The picture is quite remarkable because Huge Tracks That run for Miles is completely visible. This is funny because Humans Never Set Foot On Mars Yet.
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12/6/04-
Conspiracy Theory: did We Land on the Moon?
America most certainly did go to the Moon. It makes me wanna scream every time someone says we didn't. There is plenty of evidence to back up the fact we went to the Moon, and if you look at the evidence that says we didn't it doesn't hold up.
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11/24/04-
NASA UFO Sightings and Reports
Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Lines: 165 File: astronauts.txt UFO Sightings by Astronauts UFO Joe, February 17, 1993 Major Gordon Cooper One of the original Mercury Astronauts and the last American to fly in space alone.
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11/23/04-
How We Look from Mars
These NASA Pictures were taken By NASA's Mars Global Surveyor, which has been orbiting Mars since 1997. If One were to study Earth from Mar's perspective, this is the image they would see. You can obviously tell there is flowing water, and dry places. You can tell we have a moon, and you can guess the rest.
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11/17/04-
Was the 1969 Moon Landing A Hoax?
Moon Landing a Hoax? Ever since the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) sent astronauts to the moon between 1969 and 1972, skeptics have questioned whether the Apollo missions were real or simply a ploy to one-up the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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11/17/04-
The Face on Mars And "Cydonia"
These pictures are actual pictures of mars from NASA's Viking 1
The face on mars is in no doubt proof of extraterrestrial life. Perhaps in 1976 when these photographs were taken, the world was not ready for alien contact. But in today's society, it is widely accepted that Earth is probably NOT the only planet that can sustain life. We are debating if there is life on our neighboring planet (Mars) so one can not possibly assume there is no other life out there.
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10/21/04-
Earths Rotation Drags Time And Space
Gravity's Complex Picture and Lageos Satelllite - The relief indicates the deviation of the true gravitational field from that of a perfect spheroid with uniform mass distribution. Red is higher deviation, blue is lower deviation
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10/13/04-
Making The Next Moon Mission a Reality
NASA is taking the next steps in moving The Vision for Space Exploration from concept to reality. Working with the best in the aerospace industry, the agency is already exploring
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9/17/04-
NASA Signs To Use Nuclear Power For Space Missions
NASA and the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration - Naval Reactors (NR) today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that will lead to the development, design, delivery, and operational support of civilian space nuclear reactors within NASA's Project Prometheus.
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9/17/04-
Genesis Sample Intrigues NASA scientists
Genesis team scientists and engineers continue their work on the mission's sample return canister in a specially constructed clean room at the U.S. Army Proving Ground in Dugway, Utah
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8/23/04-
New Air Management System Being Tested
The U.S. air travel system is the safest in the world. How to make it even safer and more efficient is the challenge facing NASA researchers who are working to improve aviation.
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8/12/04-
Undersea Habitat Becomes Experimental Hospital for NEEMO 7
The days of doctors making house calls may seem like ancient history for most patients in North America, but in October, three astronauts and a Canadian doctor will test the latest concepts in long-distance house calls using a unique underwater laboratory.
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8/5/04-
The global carbon cycle affects Earth's climate
The global carbon cycle affects Earth's climate. Of special interest are factors that control changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide and methane concentrations, as well as the effectiveness of carbon management meant to mitigate increases
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8/2/04-
Okeefe Airshow a Success Says NASA
O'Keefe complimented the spirit of innovation evident in the many homebuilt and restored classic aircraft displayed at AirVenture. He said the recent successful flight of EAA member Burt Rutan's SpaceShipOne represents just the beginning
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8/2/04-
NASA Strives To Increase Computer Capability
NASA is working with two major Silicon Valley corporations, SGI and Intel, to dramatically increase the Agency's supercomputing capacity to meet critical national goals. The three organizations have formed a uniquely innovative partnership in which
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8/2/04-
100 days in orbit
A Progress automated resupply craft, the 14th to visit the International Space Station, undocked at 2:05 a.m. EDT today. Fincke filmed its departure, and Station exterior cameras captured rare footage of the Progress' fiery reentry into Earth's atmosphere. The spacecraft had been filled with about a ton of trash
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