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    Astronauts Start Installing Huge Space Lab
    2008-06-03 08:04:30
    Astronauts float outside the space station to start work on a huge, new lab. Original post by Associated Press
    By: UniQuest
     
    Returning Cosmonaut and Two Astronauts Almost Died During Landing
    2008-04-24 16:51:16
    It was a close call. The returning cosmonaut and two astronauts almost died during their landing because Sojuz capsule almost burned in the atmosphere. The crew was very lucky because the situation was actually very dangerous. The results could have been much worse. Last weekend the Sojuz capsule was bringing back cosmonauts Juri Malatshenko, American Peggy [...]
    By: Homeboy's Astro Blog
     
    ESA is Looking for New European Astronauts
    2008-04-12 16:15:05
    European Space Agency (ESA) is recruiting new astronauts. Anyone can leave an open application to ESA and therefore has a change to fly to space one day. Last time ESA recruited astronauts was in 1992. The overall selection process will start on Monday 19 May. The selected candidated will be trained in European Astronaut Centre [...]
    By: Homeboy's Astro Blog
     

    Astronauts Enjoys Some Mid-Mission Off-Duty Time
    2008-03-21 03:14:14
    SpaceFlightNow.Com writes that astronauts in the orbit have enjoyed some off-duty time, which was really needed. “We’re having a great time, taking a break, just relaxing a little bit”, says Peggy Whitson when interviewed by CBS News. “I think we really needed it. For the station guys and for the shuttle guys, we had to [...]
    By: Homeboy's Astro Blog
     
    Astronauts Park Robot Outside Space Lab
    2008-03-19 05:04:30
    Dextre the robot will assist spacewalking astronauts from its new perch. Original post by Associated Press
    By: UniQuest
     
    Astronauts Build Robot in Space
    2008-03-15 17:50:30
    Astronauts assemble a giant robot outside the International Space Station. Original post by Associated Press
    By: UniQuest
     

    Astronauts Prep for Bot-Building Spacewalk
    2008-03-15 07:20:30
    Astronauts prep for a spacewalk to assemble a giant robot outside the space station. Original post by Associated Press
    By: UniQuest
     
    Matt Darey Presents Urban Astronauts - Animal -(Promo CDS)-2008-SnS
    2008-03-13 14:15:44
    Artist .....: Matt Darey Presents Urban Astronauts Title ......: Animal Year .......: 2008 Genre ......: Dance Label ......: Koch Records Source .....: CD Single (1-2 tracks) Bitrate ....: 218 kbps avg khz ........: 44.1 Mode .......: Joint Stereo Encoder ....: LAME v3.97 -V2 --vbr-new Reldate ....: 2008-03-10 Storedate ..: 2008-00-00 1. Animal (Original Radio Edit) 3:28 2. Animal (Original Album Mix) 6:31 3. Animal (Original Club Mix) 7:19www.njoywith.usSiTiRmeUbbDownload Links In The Comments(Yuklemek icin Yoruma Tiklayin)
    By: ENHiTZone
     
    Top Ten songs for astronauts
    2008-03-05 23:00:00
    Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) are to get an unusual treat -- an MP3 player loaded with a playlist of songs specially chosen for people in orbit. The Top Ten was selected by a 14-year-old Norwegian girl, Therese Miljeteig, who won a competition staged by the European Space Agency (ESA). Her prize is to watch the launch this weekend of ESA's space freighter, the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV), at the Kourou space base, French Guiana. After launch, the cargo ship will dock automatically in low Earth orbit with the ISS, bringing food, water and other essentials to the ISS crew, as well as clothing and other personal items. This was the winning selection, which beat out 1,000 rivals from 10 countries: • Here Comes The Sun - Beatles• Come Fly With Me - Frank Sinatra• Rocket Man - Elton John• Up Where We Belong - Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes• Imagine - John Lennon• Flashdance - What A Feeling - Irene Cara• Walk of Life - Dire Straits• Fly - Celine
    By: Pro Pinoy
     
    Astronauts NOT drunk, says NASA: No 'Ground Control to Major Bombed'
    2008-02-13 17:47:50
    Apparently that 'one small step for man', and all subsequent steps, (and we're guessing space walks too) have been taken in a straight line.According to no less esteemed a publication than the New York Times (of 'all the news that'll fit between 13 inches of broadsheet' fame), there is "no evidence of crew members’ going on space missions drunk or impaired by alcohol".This NASA decree, based on an anonymous online survey of 31 flight surgeons and 87 current astronauts done in the wake of the Lisa Nowak debacle, will finally put to bed any rumors of pie-eyed shenanigans where 'nobody can hear you scream', i.e, 'space' to the pop culture-averse. It's highly unlikely this, or any other announcement by NASA will phase conspiracy theorists though, who believe "astronauts" landed on a Hollywood sound stage and for all they know, might've been drunker than ushers at a monster truck rally while pulling their elaborate ruse. Airline pilots are much more used to such scrutiny, to the point tha
    By: The Shark Guys
     
    Astronauts deck halls with boughs of nylon
    2007-12-14 10:22:02
    From USATODAY.com Tech - Top Stories: The Christmas tree won't be the only thing that's artificial about astronaut Daniel Tani's holiday. Tani unexpectedly finds himself stuck until early 2008 on the International Space Station, where the clothes and the Christmas spruce are
    By: CR4: The Engineer's Place for Discussion & New
     
    Drunk Astronauts Flying Around in Space?
    2007-08-09 05:52:21
    My first thought was, "WHHAAAAAT?! drunk astronauts flying a great big ship around up there in space?!!!!!! What would happen if they hit the wrong switch on one of their computers and ended up crashing into a meteor or something? Isn't there enough trouble with malfunctioning space ship equipment without adding substance abuse into the mix? This is really ludicrious, and I'm sure that you'll agree. We wouldn't want to get into a bus with an intoxicated driver or into an airplane with a pilot who was wasted on some kind of substance, would we? So wouldn't it make sense to extend these same rules of safety to the outer stratosphere? Yes indeed, you bet it would and NASA, this is quite embarrassing. I hope it is thoroughly investigated and dealt with appropriately. READ ABOUT THIS HERE Practice non-violence in your lives. You will be leaving your children a beautiful legacy.
    By: Marilyn's Non-Violent Planet Newspage
     
    Space Diving Could be the Future for Astronauts and Extreme Dare-Devils
    2007-06-28 14:01:00
    Does the idea of leaping out of a spaceship with just a specially-adapted spacesuit and parachute thrill you? Thanks to a group of space scientists, the day you find yourself awaiting the order to jump 120,000 feet above earth could be closer than you think. And it's not just an idea for extreme sports fans, as the two men behind the idea reckon that Space Diving could be used as a safety function for astronauts whose ship has malfunctioned. read the rest of the story
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