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Antares blast off set for mid April

Ken Kremer April 12, 2013

NASA announced that the maiden flight of the private Antares rocket from Orbital Sciences Corp. is slated to soar to space between April 17 to 19 from the newly constructed seaside launch pad dubbed 0-A at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. The two stage Antares rocket serves as the …

Interview ISS

Emily Nelson working to keep astronauts safe aboard the ISS

Sherry Valare January 16, 2013

At all times, astronauts live aboard the International Space Station (ISS). They carry out their daily activities working in a zero gravity habitat orbiting Earth, while their lives are in the hands of a ground crew hundreds of miles below them back on the ground. These “professional problem solvers” monitor everything happening inside and outside …

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Antares blast off set for mid April

Emily Nelson working to keep astronauts safe aboard the ISS

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