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NJ families with multiples: the sky is the limit!

Examiner.com is happy to bring a new perspective to the Newark Family & Parenting Channel with an exclusive look at the Parenting Multiples...
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Weathering the Challenges of Space Exploration in New Jersey

  • NASA
  • November 29, 2011
Oscillating 22,000 miles above the earth’s surface, the view of Hurricane Irene from a NASA satellite on August 26, 2011 was serene. Irene...
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Becoming an astronaut and how it is to be one

“One small step for man, one giant step for mankind,” says Commander Neil Armstrong who became the first man on the moon. He said the...
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Is there life after earth? The purpose of space shuttles.

When the last two space shuttles Endeavour and Atlantis made its final orbit and came back to earth on June 1, 2011 and July 21, 2011 respectively,...
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Jupiter and Venus visible together in night sky beginning tonight

This week anyone looking westwards in the early night sky will catch a rare glimpse of the planets Venus and Jupiter aligning side by side.The...
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Upcoming NASA rocket launch to be visible from Brooklyn and New Jersey area

This March NASA is planning to launch a series of five rockets into the upper atmosphere to study upper level atmospheric winds. These rocket...
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Iceberg crack the size of New York City in Antarctica’s fastest melting glacier

According to NASA, as reported by National Geographic, an iceberg the size of New York City is about to break off of Antartica's fastest...
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Space station moves to avoid space junk collision

The International Space Station was forced to alter it's orbityesterday in an attempt to dodge a softball sized piece of debris hurtling it...
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December 27, 2011 DVD & Blu-ray: Apollo 18: NASA's secret mission to the moon

Ever wonder why we never went back to the moon? The science fiction horror film Apollo 18 uncovers the truth. Although officially Apollo 17,...
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This is how NASA's Curiosity Rover will enter the Martian atmosphere

At this very moment NASA's Curiosity Rover is blasting through space towards the little red planet we call Mars, on a mission to boldly go...
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