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Emily Lakdawalla • November 24, 2010
I'm surprised no one's emailed me demanding the last batch of Voyager mission status bulletins! Well, here they are.
Susan Lendroth • November 23, 2010
Matt Lucking, our Regional Coordinator for the Bay Area Volunteers in northern California, shared a nice tribute to the Planetary Society — reminding us all how much the work we do matters.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 23, 2010
Europe is apparently of the mind that science and technology will help to carry them out of tough economic times, and has made three-year commitments to continue the in-space operations of 11 missions through 2014.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 22, 2010
Two brief but significant news items today made me stop and think about how far we've come in space travel.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 22, 2010
Ever since I first saw Tyler Nordgren's awe-inspiring photographs of the Milky Way arching above the natural wonders of the national parks, I knew I wanted them on my wall. Well, now I can get them, and you can too.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 22, 2010
Jupiter, always a pretty sight in the sky, is now worth visiting every day; the "outbreak" that heralds the return of Jupiter's formerly red, now fadedsouth equatorial belt is expanding and multiplying.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 19, 2010
As I did last year, I'm hereby posting reviews and comments on every recent space book for kids that's crossed my desk in the last several months.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 18, 2010
The saddest item of business to note in this linky post is that noted astronomer Brian Marsden, retired director of the Minor Planet Center and a good friend to many, passed away yesterday at the age of 73.
Emily Lakdawalla • November 18, 2010
Today the Deep Impact/EPOXI science team held a press briefing that followed up on their very successful flyby of two weeks ago, a status report on what they can say so far about the science that's coming out of the encounter.
Louis D. Friedman • November 18, 2010
NASA's Nanosail-D, an innovative development by NASA’s Marshall Space Flight and Ames Research Centers, is scheduled to launch on Friday -- and we wish them well.
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