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US Says It Successfully Tested Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
The US military said Wednesday it had tested an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile equipped with reentry vehicle from a base in California across the Pacific Ocean.
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To Detect 'Marsquakes', NASA Spacecraft Set For Rare California Launch
After decades exploring the surface of Mars, NASA is set for the weekend launch of its first robotic lander dedicated to studying the red planet's deep interior, with instruments to detect planetary seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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US Tests Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
The US Air Force test-launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile from California early Wednesday, the military said.
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SpaceX Poised To Launch For First Time Since September Blast
SpaceX is poised to blast off a Falcon 9 rocket on Saturday, marking its first return to flight since a costly and complicated launchpad explosion in September.
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First Nano-Satellite Functional: NASA
A miniature satellite sent in the space aboard an Atlas V rocket from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on October 8 is working fine, NASA has announced.
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NASA Invites Space Enthusiasts to Send Names to Mars
Do you wish to send your name on a mission to Mars? Do it now. NASA is inviting space enthusiasts to send in their names that will go on the next mission to Red Planet and the deadline is today.
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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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NASA Delays Soil Study Satellite Launch for 'Repairs'
NASA has pushed back the launch of a satellite to study soil moisture to Saturday, so that it can perform "minor repairs" to the launch rocket.
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Newly Launched Commercial Satellite Has Zoom View of Earth
An unmanned Atlas 5 rocket blasted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Wednesday to put a sharp-eyed, Earth-watching satellite into orbit for DigitalGlobe.
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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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Nasa Delays Launch of Carbon Pollution Satellite Due to Launchpad Glitch
The launch 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.
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US Says It Successfully Tested Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
The US military said Wednesday it had tested an unarmed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile equipped with reentry vehicle from a base in California across the Pacific Ocean.
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To Detect 'Marsquakes', NASA Spacecraft Set For Rare California Launch
After decades exploring the surface of Mars, NASA is set for the weekend launch of its first robotic lander dedicated to studying the red planet's deep interior, with instruments to detect planetary seismic rumblings never measured anywhere but Earth.
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US Tests Intercontinental Ballistic Missile
The US Air Force test-launched an unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile from California early Wednesday, the military said.
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SpaceX Poised To Launch For First Time Since September Blast
SpaceX is poised to blast off a Falcon 9 rocket on Saturday, marking its first return to flight since a costly and complicated launchpad explosion in September.
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First Nano-Satellite Functional: NASA
A miniature satellite sent in the space aboard an Atlas V rocket from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on October 8 is working fine, NASA has announced.
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NASA Invites Space Enthusiasts to Send Names to Mars
Do you wish to send your name on a mission to Mars? Do it now. NASA is inviting space enthusiasts to send in their names that will go on the next mission to Red Planet and the deadline is today.
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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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NASA Delays Soil Study Satellite Launch for 'Repairs'
NASA has pushed back the launch of a satellite to study soil moisture to Saturday, so that it can perform "minor repairs" to the launch rocket.
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Newly Launched Commercial Satellite Has Zoom View of Earth
An unmanned Atlas 5 rocket blasted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Wednesday to put a sharp-eyed, Earth-watching satellite into orbit for DigitalGlobe.
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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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Nasa Delays Launch of Carbon Pollution Satellite Due to Launchpad Glitch
The launch 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.
