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Discovery arrived at the launch pad.

In the morning yesterday, the shuttle «Discovery» was removed from the assembly complex and taken to the launch pad 39A Kennedy Space Center.

Martian probe MRO suddenly fell into hibernation.

Martian probe Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) passed to the standby mode after the on-board computer crashes for no apparent reason on Sept. 15..

The GLONASS system will earn the first money in 2013

Navigation satellite system GLONASS will generate profits in 2013..

NASA will create railgun to launch the spacecraft.

Engineers of the American Kennedy Space Center, proposed an original way to launch the spacecraft and the carrier into the upper atmosphere..

Progress M-07M Successfully Docks to the ISS

Russian cargo vehicle Progress M-07M successfully docked with the International Space Station..

Can We Spot Volcanoes on Alien Worlds? Astronomers Say Yes.

Volcanoes display the awesome power of Nature like few other events. Earlier this year, ash from an Icelandic volcano disrupted air travel throughout much of northern Europe..

Mars Phoenix Lander find out signs of Mars recent activity

A new analysis of carbon dioxide gas sampled in 2008 by NASA’s Mars Phoenix Lander, shown in this self-portrait taken by a camera on the lander, suggests that the Red Planet may have been an active place with volcanoes and liquid water during the past 100 million years..

Baikonur’s Pad Prepared for Proton/Sirius XM-5 Launch

Yuzhny Space Center – TSENKI subsidiary- today initiated processing of pad 81 for the upcoming launch of US Sirius XM-5 spacecraft by Proton-M/Breeze-M..

Operations and Experiments in the International Space Station (September 13-19, 2010)

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Two Soyuz Launchers Shipped from Samara to Baikonur

A train with two Soyuz rockets was shipped to Baikonur from Samara’s TSKB-Progress on Sept. 7. Soyuz-2.1a is to loft 6 Globalstar-2 spacecraft on Oct. 19. Soyuz-U will launch a Progress cargo vehicle in early 2011..

Scientists have created a «portrait» of Mercury

NASA scientists from the Centre for Space Flight by R. Goddard seriously studying such planets as Mercury..

Rokot launcher put into orbit «Gonets-M» spacecraft .

Today, from Plesetsk the crew of the Space Forces successfully conducted the missile of Rokot light class launcher with set of spacecrafts for the Defense Ministry and the «Gonets-M» spacecraft..

Launch Day for Soyuz-U/Progress M-07M at Baikonur

Soyuz-U rocket is slated for launch today to loft cargo vehicle Progress M-07M..

Fregat Upper Stage Tanking at Baikonur

Globalstar launch campaign continues at Baikonur..

Intensive Launch Campaigns under Human Spaceflight Program at Baikonur

Baikonur is the most busy space port of the world, including human spaceflight program for which three launch campaigns are running currently..

Rocket Launches from Baikonur Do Not Impact Climate in Kazakhstan

An official of Kazakh weather service, Kazgydromet, told news media that launches from Baikonur do not impact the climate in the country..

Scientists: Mars may be life

On the surface of Mars may be organic compounds..

Operations and Experiments in the International Space Station (September 6-12, 2010)

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Progress M-07M Launch Campaign Continues at Baikonur

Progress M-07 prelaunch processing continues at Baikonur..

Roscosmos and NASA Announce a New Space Station Crew

NASA and its international partners have assigned three new International Space Station crew members..

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