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What is Orbital Sciences?

Phys.org - 29 Oct 2014 23:30
What is Orbital Sciences? NASA pays it billions. Its rockets sport mythical names like Minotaur and Pegasus. And its $2 billion deal to resupply the International Space Station had gone well--until this week.
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An Orbital Sciences rocket operating under a NASA contract exploded shortly after launch on Tuesday evening, much to everyone's surprise -- except, perhaps, PayPal founder Elon Musk. Musk, today the the CEO of Tesla and ...
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NASA's Asteroid-Capture Mission Won't Help Astronauts Reach Mars: Scientist NASA should scrap its bold asteroid-capture mission idea and instead launch a comprehensive search for near-Earth asteroids to visit in their native orbits, MIT professor Richard Binzel says.
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NASA Warns Not To Touch Antares Rocket Debris, Contact Authorities | Video Orbital Sciences' Frank Culbertson and NASA's Bill Wrobel explained that any debris that is found in surrounding area should be considered dangerous, not be touched and authorities should be immediately contacted at 757-...
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Russian rocket engines suspected in launch blast Crews searched for scorched wreckage along the Virginia coast Wednesday in hopes of determining why an unmanned commercial rocket exploded in a blow to NASA's strategy of using private companies to send supplies and, eve...
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Engility Corp. will acquire rival systems engineering company TASC in a $1.1 billion all-stock deal.
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Engility Corp. will acquire systems engineering company TASC in a $1.1 billion all-stock deal.
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Orbital officials sought to reassure investors that the Oct. 28 failure of the company's Antares rocket just 15 seconds after ignition will have minimal impact on Orbital's financial performance and operations.
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Antares Rocket Explosion: Full Coverage and Investigation What caused Orbital Sciences' private Antares rocket to explode on Oct. 28, 2014? Here's our complete coverage of NASA's investigation and findings.
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"Almost half the Sun-like stars were born in binary systems," says Emmanuel Di Folco with the Observatoire de Paris. "This means that we have found a mechanism to sustain planet formation that applies to a significant nu...
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How Sending Humans to an Asteroid Would Work (Infographic) NASA's plan is to bring a distant asteroid nearer to Earth, but a competing idea would send humans to one or more asteroids in their native orbits.
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This Dark Nebula Looks Like it is Writhing in Agony

Universe Today - 29 Oct 2014 21:43
This Dark Nebula Looks Like it is Writhing in Agony We’ve got at least one scary night ahead with Halloween falling on Friday. Adam Block, manager at the Mount Lemmon SkyCenter at the University of Arizona sent us this image of the nebula LBN 438, explaining that this d...
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NASA astronaut Reid Wiseman posted this image of a sunrise, captured from the International Space Station, to social media on Oct. 29, 2014....
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Double Disc Found Feeding Each Other In Binary Star System Deep within the Taurus Dark Cloud complex, one of the closest star-forming regions to Earth has just revealed one of its secrets – an umbilical cord of gas flowing from the expansive outer disc toward the interior of a...
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How Planets Get Multiple Suns Like 'Star Wars'' Tatooine A planet may be forming in a star system with more than one sun, making it sort of like an early Tatooine, the fictional home world of Luke Skywalker in "Star Wars," new research shows.
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US Air Force Launches Military GPS Satellite on 50th Atlas 5 Rocket The U.S. Air Force launched a 19-story rocket from the coast of Florida today to carry a next-generation GPS satellite into space.
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Photos: Atlas 5 Rocket Launches Military GPS 2F8 Satellite An Atlas 5 rocket blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Wednesday to loft a military GPS satellite into space.
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NanoRacks decided last month to wait for Orbital's fourth paid cargo run to send the External Research Platform to the ISS.
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Planet-forming lifeline discovered in a binary star system Scientists using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) have detected a streamer of dust and gas flowing from a massive outer disk toward the inner reaches of a binary star system. This never-before-seen...
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Planet-forming Lifeline Discovered in a Binary Star System ESO Top News: For the first time, researchers using ALMA have detected a streamer of gas flowing from a massive outer disc toward the inner reaches of a binary star system. This never-before-seen feature may be responsib...
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Turbulent Hot Gas Stunts Star Growth In Galaxy Clusters | Video A study in X-rays of the Perseus, Virgo clusters and others has revealed that supermassive black holes' jets are "pumping energy out into the gas," keeping it from forming stars.
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This ringed galaxy is actually a vast place of stellar life. Though galaxy NGC 1291 shown in this newly released image from NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope is quite old, roughly 12 billion years, it is marked by an unusua...
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