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Europe sends its last supply ship to space station, marks beginning of the end

A new spacecraft bearing supplies for the International Space Station launched on July 29. It will be the last launched by the ESA.

by Rebecca Kaplan

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Delta IV rocket brings two U.S. military spy satellites to orbit
by Lori Sandoval
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Debate about X-ray glow settled: Origin is local hot bubble of gas
by Jim Algar
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Saturn’s moon Enceladus has 101 geysers reaching down to subsurface ocean
by Rebecca Kaplan
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Mars rover Opportunity makes record-breaking drive
by Jim Algar
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Researchers try out Mars living conditions in mock Red Planet on Hawaiian volcano
by Dianne Depra
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Opportunity Mars rover smashes offworld distance record held by Lunokhod 2
by James Maynard
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NASA Opportunity Mars rover sets off-Earth driving record
by Lori Sandoval
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Cassini spots at least 101 geysers on Saturn moon: Is Enceladus harboring alien lifeform?
by James Maynard
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Giant telescope for galaxy-gazing to be built on Hawaiian island
by Jim Algar
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Delta Aquarid meteor shower peaks tonight at 15-20 meteors per hour
by Jim Algar
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HI-SEAS mission prepares to 'return to Earth' from Hawaiian-Mars simulation
by Tina Shah
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Solar super storm missed Earth in 2012: Another may strike in 10 years, causing damaging effects
by Vamien McKalin

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