Space News Headlines for December 30, 2004 - Weekend Edition
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ABC says, &quot;When NASA&#39;s Space Shuttle Columbia broke apart over East Texas almost two years ago, killing its crew of seven, many wondered: What will become of the struggling space agency?
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As an unusual Christmas present to the world, Russia sent the last three of its GPS-compatible GLONASS satellites into space on Tuesday, whose missions range from global military tracking to keeping an eye on civilian-owned pet dogs and cats.
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The countdown is underway for the next flyby of the Saturian moon Titan for Monday, December 13, 2004 by the Cassini spacecraft expected to yield more detailed imaging
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The head of the US space agency (Nasa), Sean O&#39;Keefe, is preparing to resign, according to US newspaper reports. Mr O&#39;Keefe will meet with a committee seeking to fill the job of chancellor at Louisiana State
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Consider it an early Christmas gift: On Dec. 24th the Moon and Mars are putting on a beautiful late-night sky show.
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The Canadian Space Agency has awarded a $39 million contract to Com Dev International Ltd. to build two instruments for the James Webb Space Telescope.
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SpaceShipOne, the world first privately developed spacecraft that first entered the space in October, has been named &#39;2004 Invention of the Year&#39; by Time magazine as a part of its annual &#39;Coolest Invention&#39; issue.
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PASADENA, Calif., Dec. 6 (AScribe Newswire) -- Astronomers will present new findings from NASA&#39;s Hubble Space Telescope and Spitzer Space Telescope at a listen-and-logon news briefing, Thursday at 10 am Pacific time (1 pm Eastern time).
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Oxygen and food will be worrisomely low on the international space station by Christmas, and it's crucial that a Russian supply ship get there by then, a top NASA official said Friday...
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Â· Moscow 'space flight' to simulate mission to Mars Â· Britons seek places in cramped static cabin
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The year 2004 was quite eventful for the Indian space programme. The successful launch of EDUSAT by India&#39;s own launch vehicle, GSLV, on September 20, 2004, was an important landmark.
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And Iâm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English program EXPLORATIONS. Today we tell about some of the major space stories of the past year.
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[World News]: Moscow, Dec 26 : An unmanned Russian cargo spaceship docked with the International Space Station (ISS) Sunday, Xinhua reports.
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LOS ANGELES - A private spacecraft is to shoot beyond Earth&#39;s atmosphere for the second time in a week today in a bid to win a US$10 million ($15 million) prize and prove that space is open for business.
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The European Space Agency says it will have a news conference to highlight present and future European human spaceflight missions.  The Friday news conference will be at the European Astronaut Center in Cologne, Germany.
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There have been two important pieces of space-related news recently, the first of which was the European moon probe&#39;s success in entering the moon&#39;s orbit.
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MOJAVE, Calif. Oct. 4, 2004 - A stubby rocket plane was slung from the belly of a carrier plane toward space Monday in the final leg of a trip toward the edge of the Earth&#39;s atmosphere and a $10 million prize.