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NASA to get $100 million for asteroid capture mission, senator says (Video)

NASA is expecting to get $100 million next fiscal year to aid a new asteroid capture and study mission.U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla. said Friday ...
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Senator Nelson confirms NASA asteroid capture mission

An April 5, 2013 story in the Associated Press reports that Sen. Bill Nelson, D-FL, the chairman of the Senate science and space subcommittee, has...
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NASA's Bolden: no American led return to the moon 'in my lifetime'

According to an April 5, 2013 post in Space Politics, a clash over the future course of American space exploration flared up at a recent joint...
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Roger Ebert reviews '2001: A Space Odyssey,' 'Star Wars,' and 'Apollo 13'

Roger Ebert, one of the most celebrated film critics of our time, finally succumbed to cancer at the age of 70 on April 4, 2013, as the New York...
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NASA: hydrogen peroxide on Europa could lead to life

According to an April 4, 2013 post on the NASA website, researchers have concluded that a chemical known as hydrogen peroxide, known to cover the...
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Scientists store image on vapor cloud

  • Optical storage
  • April 5, 2013
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced on April 3rd that scientists from their Joint Quantum Institute (JQI) and the...
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NASA experiment indicates possibility of life on Saturn's moon Titan

According to an April 3, 2013 post on the NASA website, an experiment conducted at the space agency’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory suggests that...
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Company's “suicide mission” to Mars just a dream?

Last July, a Dutch Company called Mars One has just announced a series of ambitious plans for sending humans to the Red Planet by 2023, far ahead...
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Suicide risk is linked to gun ownership and conservatism, study claims

Science Daily reported yesterday on a study conducted by Professor Augustine J. Kposowa, out of the University of California, that linked suicide...
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Hear the Big Bang in high fidelity for the first time (Video)

University of Washington physicist John Cramer presented the first high fidelity recordings of the Big Bang at the University of Washington website...
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