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NASA Steps In to Support ESA’s Rosalind Franklin Rover Ahead of 2028 Mars Launch
NASA will deliver crucial hardware, thermal units, landing thrusters, and a U.S. launch vehicle to support ESA’s Rosalind Franklin rover, set for launch in 2028. The rover will drill two meters into Mars to search for ancient life using the advanced Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer instrument.
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Michael Phelps Flies Into Fifth Olympics, Missy Franklin Also Rio-Bound
Michael Phelps, owner of 22 Olympic medals in all, became the first US man to qualify to swim in five Games with a hard-fought victory in the 200m butterfly
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Rio Olympics: Michael Phelps on Track as Missy Franklin Misses Out
Missy Franklin and Matt Grevers are the latest big names to miss out on qualification, after Ryan Lochte failed to defend his 400m individual medley crown
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Malaysia Shuts Schools as Choking Smog Worsens
Malaysian authorities today ordered most of the country's schools shut for two days because of possible health risks posed by the thick haze from Indonesian forest fires.
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Injured Missy Franklin Struggles on First Day of Pan Pacific Championships
American Olympic star Missy Franklin reached backstroke final but failed to qualify for the 200-meter freestyle final as she battled a back injury in the opening heats at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.
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Missy Franklin Hit by Back Spasms Ahead of Pan Pacific Championships
Multiple Olympic and world champion Missy Franklin suffered back spasms in training. Franklin is the current Laureus sportswoman of the year.
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Sebastian Vettel, Missy Franklin winners at emotional Laureus awards
Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel and swim star Missy Franklin were named Laureus sportsman and woman of the year. Bayern Munich beat out rugby's All Blacks for team of 2013 and Rafael Nadal won comeback of the year.
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Skydiver Felix Baumgartner nominated for Laureus Sports Award
Also nominated in other categories are many of the great stars from the London Olympic Games, including Usain Bolt, Jessica Ennis, Missy Franklin, Andy Murray, Michael Phelps, Ye Shiwen, Bradley Wiggins and Serena Williams.
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London 2012 Swimming: Franklin's four golds as US women win medley relay
Teen sensation Missy Franklin celebrated four gold medals at her first Olympics in spearheading the United States to the women's 4x100m medley relay gold in world record time on Saturday.
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London 2012 Swimming: Franklin seals backstroke double with record
American teenager Missy Franklin, heralding the new generation of US swimmers, clinched the backstroke double at the London Olympics with a 200m world record on Friday.
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Olympic golden girl lifts US massacre town
A bloody movie theatre massacre cast a shadow over this corner of Colorado, but the golden Olympic performance of local teenager Missy Franklin has proved a light in the darkness.
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Magnussen, Franklin put Phelps in shade
With young stars like James Magnussen and Missy Franklin on the rise as the 2012 London Games approach, 2011 served to show Olympic swim great Michael Phelps just how much work he has to do.
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NASA Steps In to Support ESA’s Rosalind Franklin Rover Ahead of 2028 Mars Launch
NASA will deliver crucial hardware, thermal units, landing thrusters, and a U.S. launch vehicle to support ESA’s Rosalind Franklin rover, set for launch in 2028. The rover will drill two meters into Mars to search for ancient life using the advanced Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer instrument.
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Michael Phelps Flies Into Fifth Olympics, Missy Franklin Also Rio-Bound
Michael Phelps, owner of 22 Olympic medals in all, became the first US man to qualify to swim in five Games with a hard-fought victory in the 200m butterfly
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Rio Olympics: Michael Phelps on Track as Missy Franklin Misses Out
Missy Franklin and Matt Grevers are the latest big names to miss out on qualification, after Ryan Lochte failed to defend his 400m individual medley crown
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Malaysia Shuts Schools as Choking Smog Worsens
Malaysian authorities today ordered most of the country's schools shut for two days because of possible health risks posed by the thick haze from Indonesian forest fires.
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Injured Missy Franklin Struggles on First Day of Pan Pacific Championships
American Olympic star Missy Franklin reached backstroke final but failed to qualify for the 200-meter freestyle final as she battled a back injury in the opening heats at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.
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Missy Franklin Hit by Back Spasms Ahead of Pan Pacific Championships
Multiple Olympic and world champion Missy Franklin suffered back spasms in training. Franklin is the current Laureus sportswoman of the year.
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Sebastian Vettel, Missy Franklin winners at emotional Laureus awards
Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel and swim star Missy Franklin were named Laureus sportsman and woman of the year. Bayern Munich beat out rugby's All Blacks for team of 2013 and Rafael Nadal won comeback of the year.
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Skydiver Felix Baumgartner nominated for Laureus Sports Award
Also nominated in other categories are many of the great stars from the London Olympic Games, including Usain Bolt, Jessica Ennis, Missy Franklin, Andy Murray, Michael Phelps, Ye Shiwen, Bradley Wiggins and Serena Williams.
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London 2012 Swimming: Franklin's four golds as US women win medley relay
Teen sensation Missy Franklin celebrated four gold medals at her first Olympics in spearheading the United States to the women's 4x100m medley relay gold in world record time on Saturday.
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London 2012 Swimming: Franklin seals backstroke double with record
American teenager Missy Franklin, heralding the new generation of US swimmers, clinched the backstroke double at the London Olympics with a 200m world record on Friday.
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Olympic golden girl lifts US massacre town
A bloody movie theatre massacre cast a shadow over this corner of Colorado, but the golden Olympic performance of local teenager Missy Franklin has proved a light in the darkness.
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Magnussen, Franklin put Phelps in shade
With young stars like James Magnussen and Missy Franklin on the rise as the 2012 London Games approach, 2011 served to show Olympic swim great Michael Phelps just how much work he has to do.
