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Planets Align for the 4th of July
01.07.2008 23:47
science.nasa.gov
Look beyond the fireworks on 4th of July weekend. A trio of worlds is converging for a pretty sunset sky show.
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Astronaut James Reilly Leaves NASA
01.07.2008 02:46
nasa.gov
Veteran space shuttle astronaut James Reilly has left NASA to accept a position in the private sector. Reilly flew on three space shuttle missions to two space stations.
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NASA Administrator Statement on the Death of Robert Seamans
01.07.2008 02:46
nasa.gov
Robert Seamans was one of the early leaders in launching NASA?s efforts to explore the new frontier of space.
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Strategic Communications Chief Hopkins Leaving NASA
01.07.2008 02:46
nasa.gov
NASA Chief of Strategic Communications Robert Hopkins announced Monday that he will be leaving the agency for a position in the private sector.
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The Tunguska Impact--100 Years Later
01.07.2008 00:51
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One hundred years after the Tunguska event in Siberia, scientists review what they've learned about the mysterious blast from the heavens.
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