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Location American Space News for 4 June 2015
Nichelle Nichols, Uhura on 'Star Trek,' Suffers Mild Stroke Actress Nichelle Nichols, who portrayed the communications officer Uhura on the iconic science fiction TV series 'Star Trek' has suffered a stroke.
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Pluto Probe Should Have Clear Sailing Amid Tiny Moons The path to Pluto this summer for NASA's New Horizons spacecraft should be relatively smooth and safe, a new and improved portrait of the dwarf planet's moons suggests.
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A Manned Mission to Mars: How NASA Could Do It

SPACE.com - 4 Jun 2015 13:17
A Manned Mission to Mars: How NASA Could Do It NASA could land astronauts on the Red Planet by 2039 without breaking the bank, provided the space agency takes a stepwise approach that includes a manned 2033 trip to the Mars moon Phobos, according to the research.
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House Offers Partial Budget Increase To FAA Commercial Space Office The House of Representatives approved an amendment to an appropriations bill June 3 that gives the Federal Aviation Administration's commercial space office part of a budget increase it requested to keep up with its grow...
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NASA Marks 50 Years of Mission Control, Plans Apollo Room Restoration NASA's Historic Mission Control in Houston is soon to be even more historic. The space agency's control room, which went active 50 years ago, is being restored to its Apollo-era state to ensure the room is around for man...
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Cubesats, the complete satellite platform that fits in a shoebox, offer unique advantages and interesting opportunities. This satellite platform is measured in millimeters and grams, dollars and cents. The post Op-ed | N...
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Why Pluto Is a Planet, and Eris Is Too (Op-Ed)

SPACE.com - 4 Jun 2015 22:21
Why Pluto Is a Planet, and Eris Is Too (Op-Ed) Throw out your textbooks -- there are 10 planets in our solar system.
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NASA Awards Administrative Support Contract for Johnson Space Center NASA has awarded Exceed Resources Inc., of Monmouth Junction, New Jersey, a five-year contract to provide administrative and secretarial support services at NASA's Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston.
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After worrisome computer glitches and a miraculous cosmic reboot, the Planetary Society is fairly sure its LightSail test spacecraft successfully raised its side-mounted solar panels Wednesday (June 3), literally clearin...
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House Bill Leaves Last Three JPSS Satellites in Lurch A spending bill the House passed June 3 would give NOAA about $5 billion for 2016, but not a cent of the $380 million the agency sought to begin work on final three Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) spacecraft. The pos...
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Chaos Reigns At Pluto's Moons

Universe Today - 4 Jun 2015 20:32
Simulation of Pluto’s moon Nix sped up so that one orbit takes 2 seconds instead of 25 days. Wobbling and tumbling end-over-end like a badly thrown football, Pluto’s moons are in a state of orbital chaos, say scienti...
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Returning the "Silent Sentinel" to Active Duty

Universe Today - 4 Jun 2015 20:18
Situated on the south shore of New Jersey's Shark River lies 37 acres of land known as Camp Evans. On April 1, 2015, I was priviledged to attend the dedication ceremony celebrating Camp Evans' becoming one of only 2532 l...
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Pluto's Moons Move in Synchrony

Scientific American - 4 Jun 2015 20:00
Pluto's Moons Move in Synchrony Gravity binds together three of the dwarf planet's satellites --
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Asteroids and Dwarf Planets Visible In June 2015 Skywatching | Video Dwarf planet Ceres and asteroid Pallas, discovered in 1801 and 1802, are visible in the night sky in June. Ceres was originally classified as a planet, then an asteroid, and finally a dwarf planet after further observati...
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NASA Announces Education Research Program Award Recipients

NASA Breaking news - 4 Jun 2015 19:48
NASA Announces Education Research Program Award Recipients NASA is awarding a total of approximately $11.25 million to universities in 15 states to conduct basic research and technology development in areas critical to the agency's mission.
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Space Data Association Adds 2 Member Companies

Space News - 4 Jun 2015 19:31
The Space Data Association (SDA), the nonprofit organization of satellite operators that shares space situational awareness data, added Orbcomm and Turksat as members, the association announced June 3. The post Space Dat...
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LeoSat Awaits Verdict on Constellation's Feasibility LeoSat LLC, which is planning a global low-orbiting satellite constellation of Ka-band satellites to provide high-speed data transfers using intersatellite links, expects an initial verdict on its system architecture and...
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This photograph of the Florida Straits and Grand Bahama Bank was taken during the Gemini IV mission during orbit no. 19, on June 4, 1965, with a Hasselblad camera and a 70mm lens....
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NASA And Verizon Plan To Monitor Drones Using Cellphone Towers NASA is teaming up with Verizon to monitor all the commercial and personal flying drones using the cellphone network.
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Every morning at seven, Andrew Welch wakes up, cooks breakfast and checks the rain gauge sitting on a five-foot post in his backyard. He writes down the measurement, sends his kid off to school and then heads out to his....
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Frenzy-Feeding Black Hole Makes Galaxy Most Luminous

Scientific American - 4 Jun 2015 17:38
Frenzy-Feeding Black Hole Makes Galaxy Most Luminous A galaxy 12.5 billion light-years away gives off the light of 300 trillion suns, because its feeding black hole produces enough heat to set the whole galaxy's dust glowing. Lee Billings... --
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A company that has secured customer commitments from South Pacific island nations for a Ka-band satellite broadband delivery project expects to use those preorders to complete a third round of financing and start product...
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