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NASA-International Space Station: NASA, NOAA Ready GOES-P Satellite for March 2 Launch

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NASA International Shuttle Mission. NASA, NOAA Ready GOES-P Satellite for March 2 Launch. The Flight Readiness Review for the launch of the Delta IV rocket with GOES-P was held on Feb. 25. The last assessment, the Launch Readiness Review, will be held on March 1. At Launch Complex 37, closeouts of the Delta IV and GOES-P are commencement. A launch countdown mission dress preparation was successfully completed Friday. Posted by CuttsMatt at 8:48 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). NASA Image of the Day.

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NASA-International Space Station: Special Coverage of President Obama's appointment and Space Conference

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NASA International Shuttle Mission. Special Coverage of President Obama's appointment and Space Conference. Where and When to Watch. 8226; Live Streaming High Definition Video of President Barack Obama's visit to NASA's Kennedy Space Center will be available on this page, beginning at approximately 1:30 pm EDT. The President is scheduled to speak at 2:40 pm EDT. It will also be available in standard definition on the regular NASA TV page. Posted by CuttsMatt at 11:23 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Dor is an untranslatable Romanian word which combines yearning, melancholy and love. Sometimes it makes you want to write stuff down. Awareness vs. immediate fun. Real job or leisurely poverty. To teach or not to teach. Light Is Too Bright. Tuesday, September 30, 2003. Dancing with Mia to music I was making up and hitting every single note. Sensual dances that were not dirty or creepy. Posted by Mihai (lindymihai-at-mac-dot-com). Sunday, September 21, 2003. The other day, and a few things struck me.

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Dor is an untranslatable Romanian word which combines yearning, melancholy and love. Sometimes it makes you want to write stuff down. Awareness vs. immediate fun. Real job or leisurely poverty. To teach or not to teach. Light Is Too Bright. Wednesday, October 08, 2003. I'm reading a book,. Words, words, words, words, how imprisoning they are if not used properly. Posted by Mihai (lindymihai-at-mac-dot-com).

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Dor is an untranslatable Romanian word which combines yearning, melancholy and love. Sometimes it makes you want to write stuff down. Awareness vs. immediate fun. Real job or leisurely poverty. To teach or not to teach. Light Is Too Bright. Sunday, November 02, 2003. I like music, but I love musicality. Posted by Mihai (lindymihai-at-mac-dot-com).

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut: December 2010

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Your source for the latest news and views on the cosmos. Saturday, December 4, 2010. Volcanoes outside the Solar System. Volcanoes are prevalent inside the Solar System - and not just on Earth. Venus has them, so do some of the moons of Jupiter, and Mars had them. But can we detect volcanoes outside our Solar System? Study, it is possible. Wow. Posted by You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Friday, December 3, 2010. The Everbrightening Supernova Remnant. That makes sense, right? In Pough...

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut: September 2010

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Your source for the latest news and views on the cosmos. Thursday, September 30, 2010. While, NASA's next rover to Mars does at least. Go here. To read about the progress on its construction. Posted by You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. The Earth has an Atmosphere! Well, you already knew that - but astronomers recently detected the absorptions lights associated with it from light reflected off the Earth, to the Moon, during a lunar eclipse. Go here. While...

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut: June 2010

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Your source for the latest news and views on the cosmos. Friday, June 4, 2010. World Science Festival in NY. As many of your probably already know, the World Science Festival. Is going on now. While there are lots of very interesting (but somewhat expensive for a family) talks and lectures, there are two free events which are interesting and fun:. The science fair in Washington Square Park on Sunday July 6th. Interview with Dr. Mark Clampin of NASA. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut: How to make a supermassive black hole

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You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Your source for the latest news and views on the cosmos. Friday, November 26, 2010. How to make a supermassive black hole. Apparently, the recipe is:. Step 1 - Crash two galaxies together. Step 2 - Wait for the two smaller black holes at the center of these galaxies to merge together, during which time lots of gas falls into them. Step 3 - Go to Step 1. Figuring this out was not as simple as it looks. Go here. Posted by You'd Prefer an Astronaut. Enter your email address:.