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Location American Space News for 25 November 2014
Scientists have argued for half a century about the existence of a form of diamond called lonsdaleite, which is associated with impacts by meteorites and asteroids....
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The International Space Station's 3-D printer has manufactured the first 3-D printed object in space, paving the way to future long-term space expeditions....
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Poll: What will astronauts want the International Space Station's 3D printer to produce next? The 3D printer aboard the International Space Station has created its first part, a piece of itself called an extruder plate. What will astronauts want to print out next?
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Space Station's 3D Printer Makes 1st Part

SPACE.com - 25 Nov 2014 22:36
Space Station's 3D Printer Makes 1st Part The milestone marks a key step toward a future in which voyaging spaceships print out their own spare parts on the go and colonists on other worlds make what they need from the dirt beneath their boots, 3D printing advoc...
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Wyle's bioastronautics contract expired in April 2013, but dueling bid protests that began that spring have forced NASA to extend the deal through April 2015.
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The first 3-D printer in space has popped out its first creation.
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How Orion Capsule's First Flight Test Works (Infographic) The capsule will travel about 3,600 miles (5,800 kilometers) from Earth, then zoom back again at high speeds in order to test various systems, including its heat shielding and resistance to radiation.
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Opportunity Mars Rover Pushes Past 41 Kilometers Of Driving On Red Planet Opportunity is the rover that keeps on going and going. It recently broke an extraterrestrial driving record after 10 years of working on the Red Planet. And even as the rover works through aging problems, the science te...
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NASA Seeks Comments on Possible Airship Challenge NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features: NASA is considering issuing a challenge for developing stratospheric airships that can break records for duration of flight at high altitudes.
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Galaxy UGC 1281

SpaceRef - 25 Nov 2014 21:24
The galaxy cutting dramatically across the frame of this NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image is a slightly warped dwarf galaxy known as UGC 1281. Seen here from an edge-on perspective, this galaxy lies roughly 18 milli...
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Meteorites collected from Antarctica provide insight into the universe, help tell the history of the moon and Mars, and hold untold secrets waiting for scientists to decipher.
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Astrophysicist's passion for exotic science inspired 'Interstellar' It started with a blind date. Theoretical astrophysicist Kip Thorne was a divorced single dad raising a teenage daughter when he got a call in September 1980 from a close friend - fellow scientist Carl Sagan.
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"Finding a galaxy as tiny as Segue 2 is like discovering an elephant smaller than a mouse," said Bullock. Astronomers have been searching for years for this type of dwarf galaxy, long predicted to be swarming around the ...
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Satellite Views Early Thanksgiving Travel Trouble Areas in U.S. NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center: A NOAA GOES-East satellite view of the U.S. shows where many trouble areas are for early Thanksgiving travelers.
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Amazing in space

ESA - 25 Nov 2014 18:46
Amazing in space Human spaceflight and operations image of the week: ESA astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti enjoying her first sunrise from the International Space Station
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Companies attending a recent workshop offered a number of technical concepts for reducing the amount of orbital debris, but acknowledged that they lack business plans for carrying out those efforts.
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Interstellar is the latest blockbuster movie about space. Now in a special live Google Hangout, three astrophysicists brush off the popcorn, leave the theater and answer your questions about the "science" in the movie. O...
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U.S. Particle Physics Program Aims for the Future

Scientific American - 25 Nov 2014 18:05
U.S. Particle Physics Program Aims for the Future In the last few years, stories have abounded in the press of the successes of the Large Hadron Collider, most notably the discovery of the Higgs boson. --
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Five new NASA airborne field campaigns will take to the skies starting in 2015 to investigate how long-range air pollution, warming ocean waters, and fires in Africa affect our climate.
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Monster Sunspot May Unleash Powerful Solar Flares (Video) The largest sunspot to appear on Earth's nearest star in more than two decades is once again pointed at the planet, and it will likely kick-start solar storms, NASA scientists say.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk couldn't resist showing off some of his new toys on Twitter yesterday.
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NASA Wants To Launch Tiny Moon Satellites On Its Next-Generation Rocket As the space community counts down the days to the long-awaited Dec. 4 uncrewed launch of the Orion spacecraft — that vehicle that is supposed to bring astronauts into the solar system in the next decade — NASA is al...
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