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Wednesday 4 August 2010

Spacewalks needed to fix station cooling problem this week

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SPACEWALKS NEEDED TO FIX STATION COOLING PROBLEM
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Trouble with one of the International Space Station's external coolant
loops, used to dissipate the heat generated by the lab's electronics
systems, triggered an extensive powerdown late Saturday. NASA managers met
Sunday and gave preliminary approval to a difficult two-spacewalk repair
job, starting as early as Thursday, to restore the critical system to
normal operation.

http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n1007/31station/


"THIS WEEK IN SPACE"
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Russians take a spacewalk, Elon meets the Colbert Nation, touring Titan's
Lake District, ZombieSat looms and KSC to the turtle rescue in this
edition of "This Week In Space" with Miles O'Brien.

http://spaceflightnow.com/twis/


LONG MARCH ROCKET DELIVERS CHINESE SATELLITE TO SPACE
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Another Chinese navigation satellite blasted off late Saturday on its way
to a 22,000-mile-high perch above Earth to bolster the government-owned
fleet of Beidou positioning spacecraft.

http://spaceflightnow.com/news/n1008/01longmarch/

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