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An award-winning journalist, author, and former NASA spokesman, Patricia Phillips has written about space for international markets since the 1970's. She's a skilled platform speaker, anthologized poet, and popular Native American story teller. Her love for space began when she watched Sputnik sail overhead and thought the whole idea was as magical as anything she could ever imagine. She still does.

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Oprah's first Twitter, Ashton's first million, & oh yea, some astronaut guy

While the world is aTwitter about Oprah's first tweet and Ashton Kutcher's record-setting million Twitter followers, there's another guy out there in...
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Australian wildfires from space

With more than 170 people known to be killed during the outbreak of Australian wildfires, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd lashed out at the...
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Ring of Fire rumbles, NASA satellite captures Russian volcano ash plume

Joining Alaska's Mount Redoubt Volcano in huffing and puffing, Klyuchevskaya Volcano on Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula released ash and steam...
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Redoubt Volcano: steam plume rising over Alaskan crater, NASA satellites on duty

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Although clouds have rolled back in over Alaska's Redoubt Volcano, scientists were able to verify that steam is rising from a new melt...
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Earth Observatory: Alaska's Redoubt volcano threatens eruption

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Things are really rumbling in Alaska, where scientists have upgraded Redoubt volcano to "orange" status, with an eruption possible within...
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Hurricane Paloma tracking: NASA studying storm ahead of Nov. 14 shuttle launch

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NASA is keeping a wary eye on Tropical Storm Paloma, for more than one reason. The first reason is normal NASA scientific research. The infrared image...
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Ice Melt: Earth's Arctic Zone in Heat-Compounding Decline

Long-term coverage by NASA satellites has revealed that Arctic Sea ice is melting at record levels. The ice packs, studies show, are in a...
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Houston, We Have a Problem: JSC is Powerless

The judgment of NASA managers, who Thursday moved Mission Control to a hotel room in Austin, TX and a backup facility in Alabama was proven as...
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We Don't Like Ike: NASA Tracks Whopper Hurricane Ike

A few decades ago, delegates to the Republican National Convention would have been shouting "We like...
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