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ILS Proton Fails

Proton Fails Just After Liftoff, Spaceflightnow.com

“Two minutes after launching from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan tonight, a Russian heavy-lifting Proton rocket suffered a malfunction of its second stage, leading to apparent destruction of a Japanese satellite payload riding aboard the booster.”

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South Korean to Visit ISS

S. Korea picks its first astronaut, Yonhap

“South Korea on Wednesday chose a 30-year-old computer vision engineer to become its first astronaut who will make a trip to the International Space Station on a Russian spacecraft early next year.

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JPL HSPD 12 lawsuit Update

NASA researchers balk at background checks, Government Executive

“Several lawmakers have voiced displeasure to senior Bush administration officials about a new policy on background checks that has prompted nearly 30 scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to sue NASA.

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Since when does MSFC do smallsats?

NASA MSFC Solicitation: P-POD Microsatellite Launcher With Supporting Technical Assistance

“NASA/MSFC has a requirement for spacecraft deployment and launch vehicle integration support.

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Another Wasting Money on NASA Rant - and a Response

Space program lunacy, opinion, LA Times

“… Indeed, one of the most popular complaints about space exploration is that it wastes billions of dollars that could be better spent on problems here.

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Ed Lu Goes to Google

Google Hires Former NASA Astronaut, Wired

“Ed Lu, who flew on two Shuttle flights and spent 6 months on the International Space Station after the Columbia disaster, will be moving to balmy California to start his next mission at Google.”