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Funding shortfall will delay Mars, other missions
NASA will delay deep-space missions and slash other program spending to offset a $500 million shortfall over five years caused by problems with a...
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An Atomic Clock for Deep Space
NASA’s Orbital Test Bed satellite is scheduled for launch via a SpaceX Falcon Heavy on June 22, with live streaming here. Although two dozen...
Beyond Mars: Our Place in Space
Live-action sci-fi show “Our Place In Space” debuts this week at the Acadiana Center for the Arts. It is an experience that will pique...
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Sen. Nelson Floats Alternate Use for NASA Commercial Crew Money
As the Senate Commerce Committee begins work on a 2010 NASA authorization bill, science and space subcommittee chairman Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) is questioning...
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Advisors to NASA: Dump the asteroid mission and go to Phobos instead
At the conclusion of its meeting the NASA Advisory Council adopted a “finding” that the asteroid redirect mission should be dropped in favor of...
Up close and Martian
The planet Mars has reached its closest point to the Earth for 10 years, giving observers all over the world an unusually clear view....
A virtual tour of Mars
Our next-door neighbor in the solar system has become quite the Internet star. Web sites devoted to the findings of the Mars Exploration Rover...
21 Unbelievable Photographs of Mars
Mars is the fourth planet from our Sun in the Solar System. Out of the various planets and moons in our Solar System, Mars...
Undergrad helps develop method to detect water on Mars
A Washington State University undergraduate has helped develop a new method for detecting water on Mars. Her findings appear in Nature Communications, one of...
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A Flight Plan for Mars
When NASA launched the Pathfinder mission last summer, the world got a glimpse of the Martian surface. Now, we may get an even closer...
The Planetary Society Announces for 2001, a Space Art Odyssey
Mars has beckoned for centuries, inspiring mythology, science fiction and now an International Space Art Contest. The Planetary Society invites participants of all ages...
