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Location American Space News for 6 December 2014
Students 'Keep It Moving' for Contest at JPL NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory News and Features: Twenty teams of students from Southern California middle and high schools, plus seven JPL teams, competed in the JPL Invention Challenge, called "Keep It Moving."
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These Photos from NASA's Orion Spaceship Test Flight Are Simply Awesome Stunning photos captured today's epic first test launch of the Orion spacecraft, which will one day carry humans to deep-space destinations.
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Sixth launch for Ariane 5 this year

ESA - 6 Dec 2014 23:13
Sixth launch for Ariane 5 this year An Ariane 5 has lifted off from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana and delivered two telecom satellites into their planned orbits.
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Artificial intelligence will surpass human intelligence after 2020, predicts Vernor Vinge, a world-renowned pioneer in AI, who has warned about the risks and opportunities that an electronic super-intelligence would offe...
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This Week at NASA: Orion Success and More

SpaceRef - 6 Dec 2014 18:30
The successful first flight test of NASA's Orion spacecraft on Dec. 5 not only was a historic moment for the agency - but also was a critical step on NASA's Journey to Mars....
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NASA's Orion Spaceship Test a 'Textbook Spaceflight' NASA's first capsule built to take humans to Mars just completed a seemingly flawless first test flight, and experts are overjoyed with the spacecraft's performance
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Earth From Space: Romania

SpaceRef - 6 Dec 2014 16:28
This image of Romania - with the political borders in red - is a mosaic of 15 scans by Sentinel-1A's radar in October and November. The scans were acquired in 'dual polarisation' horizontal and vertical radar pulses, fro...
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For Pluto-Bound NASA Probe, It's Wake-Up Time in Space The New Horizons probe is coming out of hibernation for the last time as it approaches the dwarf planet Pluto and the icy depths of our solar system.
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Dawn Sees Ceres!

Bad Astronomy - 6 Dec 2014 14:15
That picture may not look like much at first glance, but it's actually very exciting: That is Ceres, the largest asteroid in the solar system, as seen by the Dawn spacecraft, currently on its way there for a rendezvous n...
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Orion Launch: Why the World Needs More Than One Mars Effort What is so important about Mars, in particular, that ESA supports not one but two missions and wants to send humans to the Red Planet?
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Orion Splashdown Captured By Recovery Ship | Video Recovery crews aboard the USS Anchorage had their cameras rolling when NASA's next generation capsule landed in the Pacific Ocean on Dec. 5th, 2014.
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It was the first in a long series of tests that NASA, and the public, hope will one day lead to a human mission to Mars. And what a mission it was. Even with a one day launch delay, you...
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