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Atlantis astronauts end third spacewalk - Summary
Washington - Two astronauts from the space shuttle Atlantis ended the mission's third and last spacewalk at 2:06 pm (1906 GMT) Monday after successfully installing an oxygen tank on the outside of the International Space Station (ISS). The spacewalk ...

[Posted on : 2009-11-23 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

US astronauts begin spacewalk after one-hour delay
Washington - A technical problem with a space suit forced astronauts from the Space Shuttle Atlantis to wait an hour Monday before they could start a planned spacewalk. A defective ventilator in the drinking water compartment of the suit belonging to...

[Posted on : 2009-11-23 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Shuttle astronaut becomes father in space
Washington - An astronaut aboard the US shuttle Atlantis was over the moon after becoming the father of a baby girl hours after completing a spacewalk on Saturday. Randy Bresnik had waited with bated breath for two days until he was given the news th...

[Posted on : 2009-11-22 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Atlantis spacewalkers venture outside for chores - Update
Washington - Two NASA astronauts began the second spacewalk of the Atlantis mission on Saturday to complete another round of chores outside the International Space Station (ISS). Astronauts Mike Foreman and Randy Bresnik were to add more storage capa...

[Posted on : 2009-11-21 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

EXTRA: False alarm delays spacewalk by shuttle astronauts
Cape Canaveral, Florida - A false alarm aboard the International Space Station (ISS) delayed a planned spacewalk by two astronauts from the shuttle Atlantis. The alarm woke up both crews two hours after they went to sleep and warned them of a drop in...

[Posted on : 2009-11-21 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Shuttle astronauts to undertake second spacewalk
Cape Canaveral, Florida - Two shuttle Atlantis astronauts were due to start the second spacewalk later Saturday of their ongoing mission to the orbiting International Space Station. Saturday's tasks for crew members Michael Foreman and Randolph Bresn...

[Posted on : 2009-11-21 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Spacewalkers work on International Space Station - Summary
Cape Canaveral, Florida - Two US astronauts left the safety of the International Space Station Thursday to install spare parts that will help it continue running smoothly in the future. Space shuttle Atlantis crew members Michael Foreman and Robert S...

[Posted on : 2009-11-19 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Spacewalkers work on International Space Station
Cape Canaveral, Florida - Two US astronauts left the safety of the International Space Station Thursday to install spare parts that will help it continue running smoothly in the future. Space shuttle Atlantis crew members Michael Foreman and Robert S...

[Posted on : 2009-11-19 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Atlantis links up with space station
Cape Canaveral, Florida - The space shuttle Atlantis arrived at the International Space Station on Wednesday on a supply mission to build up its reserves. Atlantis, which launched from the Kennedy Space Centre on an 11- day mission on Monday, carries...

[Posted on : 2009-11-18 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

Last try underway to free plucky Mars rover
Washington - The US space agency NASA began sending signals late Monday to the Spirit Mars rover in an effort to back the robotic device out of a patch of sandy soil where it has been stuck on the Red Planet. NASA ground controllers were attempting t...

[Posted on : 2009-11-17 ] Category : [ Space (Technology) ]

 

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