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MOON-BOUND LAUNCH: ROCKET CAMERAS SHOW THE WAY
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Hitch a ride aboard the Atlas 5 rocket destined for the Moon with this
dazzling footage provided by video cameras facing forward and aft. See the
liftoff and ascent through the clouds, the first stage separate, the
Centaur ignite and the payload shroud jettison.
http://spaceflightnowplus.com/index.php?k=av-020&s=date
REPAIRED SATELLITE FINALLY BLASTS OFF FROM BAIKONUR
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A Malaysian communications satellite was shot into space Sunday after
being grounded for nearly a year due to damage caused by a launch site
crane accident last August.
http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n0906/21measat3a/
MINOR DEFECT IN SHUTTLE FUEL TANK MIGHT BE CAUSING LEAKS
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A very slight "clocking" misalignment in the way a hydrogen vent port
flange on the shuttle Endeavour's external tank was riveted into the
structure is the leading candidate for what caused gaseous hydrogen leaks
that derailed two launch attempts June 13 and 17, the shuttle program
manager says.
http://spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts127/090619update/
GPS CHIEF DISMISSES CONCERNS ABOUT SYSTEM
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The manager of the Global Positioning System network responded Friday to
growing concerns about potential coverage gaps in the navigation service
used to guide missiles to targets and tell drivers what's around the next
corner.
http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n0906/19gps2r20/
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The latest news from Spaceflight Now
===========================================
Looking for a job out of this world?
The top jobs and the best talents in
the space industry are on Space Careers.
http://www.space-careers.com/?id=sfn
Space Careers, a one-stop reference source
for employment in the space industry.
===========================================
MOON-BOUND LAUNCH: ROCKET CAMERAS SHOW THE WAY
----------------------------------------------
Hitch a ride aboard the Atlas 5 rocket destined for the Moon with this
dazzling footage provided by video cameras facing forward and aft. See the
liftoff and ascent through the clouds, the first stage separate, the
Centaur ignite and the payload shroud jettison.
http://spaceflightnowplus.com/index.php?k=av-020&s=date
REPAIRED SATELLITE FINALLY BLASTS OFF FROM BAIKONUR
---------------------------------------------------
A Malaysian communications satellite was shot into space Sunday after
being grounded for nearly a year due to damage caused by a launch site
crane accident last August.
http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n0906/21measat3a/
MINOR DEFECT IN SHUTTLE FUEL TANK MIGHT BE CAUSING LEAKS
--------------------------------------------------------
A very slight "clocking" misalignment in the way a hydrogen vent port
flange on the shuttle Endeavour's external tank was riveted into the
structure is the leading candidate for what caused gaseous hydrogen leaks
that derailed two launch attempts June 13 and 17, the shuttle program
manager says.
http://spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts127/090619update/
GPS CHIEF DISMISSES CONCERNS ABOUT SYSTEM
-----------------------------------------
The manager of the Global Positioning System network responded Friday to
growing concerns about potential coverage gaps in the navigation service
used to guide missiles to targets and tell drivers what's around the next
corner.
http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n0906/19gps2r20/
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