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Dangerous stalking American space shuttle
After leaving the launch pad to fly to the Hubble Space Telescope, the Atlantis spacecraft entered a space of several thousand pieces.
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The shuttle meets a space telescope
The Atlantis ship's arm yesterday connected to the Hubble Space Telescope and the astronauts began a five-day repair work.
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Russia raises American astronauts round-trip tickets
Russia will collect $ 51 million for each US astronaut's return trip from the ISS international space station and sell chairs to tourists who want to explore the univers…
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Europe launched two telescopes to orbit
The Arian 5 rocket brought two Herschel and Planck telescopes to space on May 14 from the launch of the European Space Agency in Guiana, South America.
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Close up to fix telescope in space
The Atlantis ship astronauts are carrying out five space walks to repair and upgrade Hubble glasses on a height of 610 km from the earth.
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Hubble Space Telescope is reborn
Astronauts have just completed the Hubble Space Telescope repair work and made it much more powerful and efficient than before.
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The 'silence' of the sun - The sign of the new 'Little Ice Age'?
A prolonged quietness in the sun's activity made celestial physicists unable to take their eyes off the telescope and waited to observe what the sun would do next.
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Astronauts use recycled urine
Astronauts on the ISS international space station began to drink recycled water from urine and sweat from yesterday.
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Reading light helps locate Earth-like planets
Thanks to the ability to detect the occurrence of extraterrestrial planets orbiting distant stars, scientists are now able to study hundreds of solar systems.
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There will be the longest eclipse of the century!
When many people still haven't forgotten the total eclipse phenomenon on August 1, 2008, the world will soon have the opportunity to witness this phenomenon again.
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Hazards from cosmic garbage for Hubble repair crew
Space shuttle Atlantis is currently flying in a chaotic space - where thousands of cosmic debris move very fast around the Earth at nearly 20,000 miles per hour (mph).
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New challenge to the hypothesis of galaxy formation
A team led by an astronomer at Indiana University has recently discovered that some large galaxies have traits that show they have just been formed.
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FPT researches and manufactures remote sensing satellites
A group of young Vietnamese engineers of FPT Company have just started to build small satellites to take remote sensing photos.
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The mystery of the star's light source
Scientists at the University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia have helped reveal the