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Russia increased population for space station
Russia's Soyuz TMA-15 spacecraft today left the launch pad at Baikonur, bringing three astronauts to supplement the international space station (ISS).
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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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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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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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New 'diapers' for astronauts
Japanese cosmologists are being used to experiment with odorless
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Space smells strange
The smell of space will leave a lasting impression on the 7 astronauts on Discovery, after they return to Earth on this Saturday,
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The 18th international travel team returned safely
On April 8, the 18th international travel team working on the International Space Station (ISS) returned to Earth safely.
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Reveal the new generation spacecraft of Russia
Russian space agency Roscosmos has decided to choose a research partner to build a new generation of spacecraft.
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Japanese astronaut flying on carpet
A Japanese astronaut will fly in a vacuum on a carpet to assess the effects of weightlessness on the human body.
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American astronauts walk in space
American astronaut and Russian colleague have successfully taken the space walk on the ISS station.
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India will bring people into space in 2015
The second most populous country in the world has announced plans to launch a manned spacecraft in 2015 with an investment of $ 2.5 billion
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Last minute on space shuttle Columbia
When the first alarm bell rang on February 1, 2003, the crew of seven on the US Columbia spacecraft only had an extra minute to live.
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Female astronaut to lose things in the universe
The astronaut helplessly looked at the tool bag slipping from her hand as she was editing the solar absorption system on the International Space Station (ISS).
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Record long space walk
The two astronauts of the American spacecraft Endeavor yesterday completed the third and longest trek in space.
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Urine recycling machine irritates astronauts
Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) set aside a day to install parts of the system to recycle urine and sweat into clean water.