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SPACE

Endeavour shuttle’s terrestrial journey home
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/ 13 October 2012

Endeavour shuttle’s terrestrial journey home

The 77 000kg Endeavour space shuttle has journeyed 19km to its new home at the California Science Centre where it will feature in a new exhibit.

By Sapa Ap
‘Taikonaut’ Liu Yang becomes first Chinese woman in space
Article
/ 16 June 2012

‘Taikonaut’ Liu Yang becomes first Chinese woman in space

Liu Yang (33), who has become the first Chinese female space traveler, said she was doing it on behalf of hundreds of millions of Chinese women.

By Sapa
China to showcase technical expertise with launch of spacecraft
Article
/ 9 June 2012

China to showcase technical expertise with launch of spacecraft

China will launch a spacecraft to conduct its first manned space docking the latest in a plan aimed at giving the country a permanent space station.

By Sapa Afp
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/ 27 June 2011

First contact with alien civilisation ‘by 2031’

Astronomers in Russia say contact with an extraterrestrial civilisation is inevitable, and that aliens will probably look just like humans.

By Alissa De Carbonnel
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/ 15 August 2009

Houston, we have a cashflow problem

Space experts tell US President Barack Obama that Nasa will have to scrap lunar and Mars missions without a big increase in budget.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 August 2009

SA reaching to space to boost economy

South Africa aims to become a regional centre for space technology, Naledi Pandor said on Thursday.

By Wendell Roelf
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/ 7 March 2009

Nasa launches telescope in search of Earth-like planets

The US late on Friday launched a space telescope whose three-year mission is to find Earth-like planets in the Milky Way galaxy.

By Jean-Louis Santini
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/ 1 March 2009

India’s space race takes flak

If the country succeeded, it would become only the fourth — after the United States, Russia and China — to send a man into space.

By Randeep Ramesh
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/ 20 October 2008

Countdown starts for first Indian lunar mission

India began counting down on Monday to the launch of its first unmanned mission to the moon.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 October 2008

Sons of Russian, US astronauts unite in orbit

The sons of a Russian cosmonaut and a United States astronaut met in space on Tuesday.

By Guy Faulconbridge
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/ 27 September 2008

Chinese astronaut takes historic walk in space

Astronaut Zhai Zhigang became the first Chinese man to walk in space on Saturday, clambering out of China’s Shenzhou VII spacecraft.

By Ben Blanchard
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/ 30 July 2008

Space, the final tourism frontier

The commander of the latest United States shuttle mission on Tuesday welcomed the advent of space tourism.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 June 2008

Astronauts open up billion-dollar space lab

Astronauts opened up Japan’s new billion-dollar space-station lab on Thursday, then got ready for another spacewalk.

By Marcia Dunn
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