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From Cow Dung To Cosmos: How India Gave The World Direct-To-Home Television
Fifty years ago, on August 1, 1975, India quietly launched one of the most transformative experiments in global communication history -- the Satellite Instructional Television Experiment, or SITE.
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NASA's Massive Moon Rocket Set for Public Debut in Rollout to Florida Launch Pad
NASA's next-generation moon rocket is all set to make a highly anticipated public debut — a slow-motion journey from an assembly plant to its launch pad in Florida for a final round of tests in the coming weeks that will determine how soon the spacecraft can fly.
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For All Mankind Season 2 Review: Lunar Cold War Heats Up
For All Mankind season 2 review: the Apple TV+ series jumps to 1983 with Cold War-era tensions at their peak, as the Americans and Soviets clash on the Moon. Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman, Wrenn Schmidt, Sarah Jones, and Shantel VanSanten lead For All Mankind cast.
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Three-Member Crew Blasts Off For Space Station Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
A three-man crew successfully blasted off to the International Space Station Thursday, footage on NASA television showed, leaving behind a planet overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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NASA to Broadcast Live 360-Degree Video of Rocket Launch on Tuesday
The live 360-degree stream of the cargo resupply mission liftoff may be viewed on the NASA Television YouTube channel starting 10 minutes prior to lift off.
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Freedom 251 Delivery Begins, Pokemon Go Is a Rage, Samsung Galaxy J2 (2016) Launch, and More News This Week
Also this week, Reliance offers 4G phone with 3 months unlimited data and calls at Rs. 2,999, Samsung launches 44 TVs, and more.
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ISS Astronauts to Move Stalled Rail Car in Spacewalk on Monday
Nasa television coverage of the outing begins at 6:30am (11:30am GMT or 5:00pm IST) and the spacewalk should start by 8:10am (1:10pm GMT or 6:40pm IST).
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US Astronauts Step Out on Spacewalk
Two US astronauts stepped out on a spacewalk today to complete the repair of an ammonia cooling system at the International Space Station.
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Rocket Carrying Russian, Japanese, US Crew Docks With International Space Station
Astronauts from Russia, Japan and the United States Thursday docked successfully with the International Space Station under six hours after they launched, NASA television showed.
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Space Trio Leave Orbital Outpost for Delayed Return to Earth
An international space trio climbed into a Russian Soyuz spacecraft today and left the International Space Station after 199 full days in orbit to begin their delayed return to Earth, NASA Television showed.
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For Leonard Nimoy, the Vulcan Salute From Astronaut in Space
An American astronaut tweeted a photo of the Vulcan parted-finger salute from on-board the International Space Station
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Rocket Blasts Off With NASA Satellite to Track Climate Change
An unmanned Delta 2 rocket lifted off from California today carrying a NASA satellite to measure how much water is in Earth's soil, information that will help weather forecasting and tracking of global climate change.
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Launch Pad Glitch Delays Lift-Off of NASA Carbon-Hunting Satellite
The launch of an unmanned Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California was called off less than a minute before liftoff on Tuesday when the launch pad's water system failed, a live NASA Television broadcast showed.
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Launch Pad Glitch Delays Liftoff of NASA Carbon-Hunting Satellite
The launch of an unmanned Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California was called off less than a minute before liftoff on Tuesday when the pad's water system failed, a live NASA Television broadcast showed.
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Space X's Dragon capsule reaches the International Space Station
NASA television broadcast live images of the ISS's 17.6 meter (57.7 foot) long robotic arm as it grabbed hold of the gumdrop-shaped capsule.
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From Cow Dung To Cosmos: How India Gave The World Direct-To-Home Television
Fifty years ago, on August 1, 1975, India quietly launched one of the most transformative experiments in global communication history -- the Satellite Instructional Television Experiment, or SITE.
-
NASA's Massive Moon Rocket Set for Public Debut in Rollout to Florida Launch Pad
NASA's next-generation moon rocket is all set to make a highly anticipated public debut — a slow-motion journey from an assembly plant to its launch pad in Florida for a final round of tests in the coming weeks that will determine how soon the spacecraft can fly.
-
For All Mankind Season 2 Review: Lunar Cold War Heats Up
For All Mankind season 2 review: the Apple TV+ series jumps to 1983 with Cold War-era tensions at their peak, as the Americans and Soviets clash on the Moon. Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman, Wrenn Schmidt, Sarah Jones, and Shantel VanSanten lead For All Mankind cast.
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Three-Member Crew Blasts Off For Space Station Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
A three-man crew successfully blasted off to the International Space Station Thursday, footage on NASA television showed, leaving behind a planet overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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NASA to Broadcast Live 360-Degree Video of Rocket Launch on Tuesday
The live 360-degree stream of the cargo resupply mission liftoff may be viewed on the NASA Television YouTube channel starting 10 minutes prior to lift off.
-
Freedom 251 Delivery Begins, Pokemon Go Is a Rage, Samsung Galaxy J2 (2016) Launch, and More News This Week
Also this week, Reliance offers 4G phone with 3 months unlimited data and calls at Rs. 2,999, Samsung launches 44 TVs, and more.
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ISS Astronauts to Move Stalled Rail Car in Spacewalk on Monday
Nasa television coverage of the outing begins at 6:30am (11:30am GMT or 5:00pm IST) and the spacewalk should start by 8:10am (1:10pm GMT or 6:40pm IST).
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US Astronauts Step Out on Spacewalk
Two US astronauts stepped out on a spacewalk today to complete the repair of an ammonia cooling system at the International Space Station.
-
Rocket Carrying Russian, Japanese, US Crew Docks With International Space Station
Astronauts from Russia, Japan and the United States Thursday docked successfully with the International Space Station under six hours after they launched, NASA television showed.
-
Space Trio Leave Orbital Outpost for Delayed Return to Earth
An international space trio climbed into a Russian Soyuz spacecraft today and left the International Space Station after 199 full days in orbit to begin their delayed return to Earth, NASA Television showed.
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For Leonard Nimoy, the Vulcan Salute From Astronaut in Space
An American astronaut tweeted a photo of the Vulcan parted-finger salute from on-board the International Space Station
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Rocket Blasts Off With NASA Satellite to Track Climate Change
An unmanned Delta 2 rocket lifted off from California today carrying a NASA satellite to measure how much water is in Earth's soil, information that will help weather forecasting and tracking of global climate change.
-
Launch Pad Glitch Delays Lift-Off of NASA Carbon-Hunting Satellite
The launch of an unmanned Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California was called off less than a minute before liftoff on Tuesday when the launch pad's water system failed, a live NASA Television broadcast showed.
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Launch Pad Glitch Delays Liftoff of NASA Carbon-Hunting Satellite
The launch of an unmanned Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California was called off less than a minute before liftoff on Tuesday when the pad's water system failed, a live NASA Television broadcast showed.
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Space X's Dragon capsule reaches the International Space Station
NASA television broadcast live images of the ISS's 17.6 meter (57.7 foot) long robotic arm as it grabbed hold of the gumdrop-shaped capsule.
