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• Why the world still remembers its first spaceman
• XCOR wins suborbital launch license
• Missile shield on track, Pentagon says
• Soyuz docks safely at international space station
• Map of mysterious Titan takes shape
• X Prize entrants race against time
• Probe launched to look for space-time shift
• What if the shuttle never flew again?
• Runaway star collisions create black holes
• New comet set for live Internet show
• NASA seeks rocket with right stuff for Mars
• Celestial snake slithers through sky
• A rover’s life: Meeting the press
• When north becomes south
• Stars near sun are wild and wayward
• How the ancients linked stars and spirits
• Noise heard again on space station
• Astronomers zero in on Milky Way’s black hole
• Ultra-pure glass created in levitation lab
• Space station offers key lessons for Mars
• NASA successfully tests hypersonic jet
• The next great sun-watching spacecraft
• Martian rocks bear signs of ancient shore
• NASA works on asteroid alert procedure
• Rovers get ready to speed across Mars
• $13.5 million donated to radiotelescope array
• Small asteroid zooms past Earth
• Planet-hunters fine-tune their technology
• Fossil hunting on Mars
• NASA, Congress kick off budget fight
• Anxiety at NASA after Russian space chief replaced
• Neil Armstrong backsBush's space plan
• 'Back room' decision to cancel Hubble criticized
• U.S. space race pioneer dies

• Chance to see comet downgraded
• New space station crew greeted by breakdown
• April shower kicks off meteor season
• Mars mission far from over
• Science fiction or fact?
• Rovers reach rims of Martian craters
• Crew blasts off to space station
• Newfound world shatters distance record
• Mars rovers get software upgrade
• Scientists trace the dimming of the cosmos
• Scientists devise catastrophe calculator
• NASA selects new class of astronauts
• A rover’s life: Getting the answers
• SpaceShipOne gets federal go-ahead
• Mars rover's mission goes into overtime
• A day in the life of a Mars rover
• Saturn grows larger in Cassini's sights
• 65 laid off at shuttle tank factory
• Is Mars' methane biological or geological?
• Space millionaire to mix science with pleasure
• China moves up moon orbiter launch date
• Ancient sea on Mars begs human exploration
• Mars rovers kick up some dirt
• Hubble debate a lot of sound and fury
• ‘Blueberries’ shed light on Mars’ history
• Water ice detected at Mars’ south pole
• Spirit rover focuses on Martian mystery dune
• Panorama shows Mars crater in living color
• Does solar system have far-out planets?
• Astronomer attacks alien claims
• It's prime time for the planet panorama
• Hubble mission unlikely, says NASA chief
• More defense against asteroids urged

• Expedition 9 to make extra spacewalk
• Happy 14th birthday, Hubble!
• Jupiter could lose some of its great spots
• Dust devils pack an electrical jolt
• Scientists reconstruct a fireball’s fall
• NASA says no to 12-month space mission
• Three chances to spy comets
• Weird object beyond Pluto gets stranger
• The war of words over war in space
• NASA vows to purge bad managers
• Russians talk of sending humans to Mars
• A rover’s life: Setting the course
• Mars rovers get another five months
• Global push for a world space observatory
• NASA studies robot servicing of Hubble
• After setbacks, probe finally readyto test Einstein
• Spirit rover adds to case for Martian water
• Huge waves possible on Saturnian moon
• Soviet-era satellites leaked lethal debris
• Mercury debuts in five-planet lineup
• NASA mulls proposal for yearlong space stay
• Satellites keep an eye on epidemics
• Space shuttles to undergo tail repairs
• China plans moon rover mission for 2012
• Your guide to a double-feature comet show
• Astronauts lobby for saving Hubble
• Pluto's planethood is in peril again
• Leadership blamed in Brazil space disaster
• Opportunity rover leaves Martian crater
• Scientists find new breed of distant ice world
• Great-Wall-in-space mythcomes crumbling down
• NASA's Spirit sends Bonneville crater pictures
• Air Force launches GPS satellite