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SpaceX commercial rocket blasts off to space station
22/05/2012 - AEROSPACE

SpaceX commercial rocket blasts off to space station

SpaceX company's Falcon 9 rocket blasted off towards the International Space Station on Tuesday in the first ever commercial space flight of its kind. The rocket carried a capsule named Dragon that is packed with 1,000 pounds of provisions.
Launch of commercial space rocket cancelled
19/05/2012 - AEROSPACE

Launch of commercial space rocket cancelled

A private company that was set to launch a rocket loaded with supplies to the International Space Station aborted the launch at the last minute on Saturday. It would have been the first commercial flight to the ISS.
Soyuz capsule lands in Kazakhstan
22/11/2011 - SPACE

Soyuz capsule lands in Kazakhstan

Three astronauts were safely brought back to Earth Tuesday after spending nearly six months on the International Space Station. Their Soyuz capsule landed on the steppes of Kazakhstan shortly before sunrise.
 Russian space cargo ship crashes in Siberia
24/08/2011 - SPACE

Russian space cargo ship crashes in Siberia

A Russian space cargo ship with supplies for the International Space Station crashed in Siberia shortly after take-off after failing to reach the correct orbit, the Russian space agency said in a statement Wednesday.
Last shuttle lands – but what next for NASA?
21/07/2011 - NASA

Last shuttle lands – but what next for NASA?

US Space Shuttle Atlantis touched down on Thursday, ending an iconic 30 years for NASA and the US space industry and heralding a period of uncertainty for the American space programme.
Final Atlantis touch down brings end to American shuttle era
21/07/2011 - NASA

Final Atlantis touch down brings end to American shuttle era

NASA’s Atlantis space shuttle touched down for a final time Thursday, ending its last mission to the International Space Station and bringing down the curtain on an era of American dominance in space exploration.
Atlantic shuttle crew set for final touch down
21/07/2011 - NASA

Atlantic shuttle crew set for final touch down

NASA’s Atlantis space shuttle is set to make its final landing Thursday morning, 42 years after Neil Armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon. The event marks the end of an era of American dominance in space exploration.
US shuttle Atlantis leaves space station for last time
19/07/2011 - NASA

US shuttle Atlantis leaves space station for last time

The International Space Station saw its final space shuttle depart early Tuesday. The shuttle, called Atlantis, delivered equipment and supplies to stockpile the ISS. It is scheduled to touch-down Thursday at Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
Endeavor prepares for voyage to International Space Station
16/05/2011 - SPACE

Endeavor prepares for voyage to International Space Station

The space shuttle Endeavor is preparing to launch into space Monday. The shuttle will embark on a mission to the International Space Station to deliver spare parts and a detector that will search for signs of dark matter.
Rocket carrying space's heaviest cargo blasts off
17/02/2011 - AEROSPACE

Rocket carrying space's heaviest cargo blasts off

An unmanned Ariane rocket successfully launched into space Wednesday with the heaviest ever payload. The rocket contained supplies for the International Space Station. A first attempt to launch the rocket was spiked due to technical difficulties.
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