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• Space pioneer questions human spaceflight
• Shooting star show set to start
• Satellites used to explain monster waves
• Astronomers study birth of sunlike star
• Hawking unveils new thinking on black holes
• Astronomers revise date of ancient Greek battle
• Cassini captures two-faced Saturn moon
• NASA's lunar spacecraft takes shape
• Astronauts, Cronkite to get moon rock plaques
• New software for space image enthusiasts
• Saturn probe enters its second act
• Robotic space explorers get smarter
• Apollo 11 crew poses new challenges
• ‘Leaving Earth’: The space station’s future
• No more free space rides, Russia says
• Spacewalkers cope with phantom menace
• Night sky offers colorful spectrum of stars
• Cosmic mysteries linked by ‘rubber band’
• NASA approves redesign of shuttle fuel tank
• Rovers roll on (and up and down) Mars
• Columbia debris adds to re-entry research
• The next stage for private spaceflight
• Saturn is ready for its close-up
• Big bucks go into space elevator study
• Where does ‘outer space’ begin?
• Russians block space passenger’s trip
• Space dad celebrates birth on Earth
• Surprise meteor shower possible in June
• Presidential panel urges NASA overhaul
• Kerry lays out his own space vision
• Mars rover develops problem with one of its 6 wheels
• How prizes pushed progress
• Saying hello to the universe
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• Asteroids may have created ancient craters
• Veto threatened over NASA cuts
• All systems go for new spaceflight law
• Space agencies develop medical marvels
• Poll finds support growing for NASA vision
• Spirit hits rock paydirt on Mars
• Hawking changes his mind on black holes
• Inflatable space modules have high hopes
• Saturn probe struck by dust storms
• Fastest space storm reaches solar system edge
• A GPS system for Mars
• Expert testimony on the space age
• Q&A with one of the last men on the moon
• Moonwalker assesses the new space buzz
• Study claims that other Earths are rare
• Sun dims in strange ways
• Anti-ballistic missile passes test
• Solar quakes fuel hot spikes on sun
• First X Prize attempt set for Sept. 29
• Spacewalker gets call from mom
• Gyro working again after spacewalk
• Massive black hole stumps researchers
• Saturn's Titan comes into clearer focus
• Mars 'pot of gold' perplexes researchers
• EU, U.S. clinch satellite navigation deal
• NASA mulls offering its own cash prizes
• Shuttle repair plan has its limits
• First private space pilot 'ready to go'
• Historic rocket powered by rubber fuel
• Canadian firm to deal with Hubble servicing
• Scientists determine speed of solar storms
• Opportunity makes edgy moves on Mars
• The moments before the Eagle landed

• Space station occupancy to get a boost
• First piece of missile shield installed
• More steps taken toward shuttle flight
• Russians scramble to fill spaceship seat
• NASA needs some helping hands
• Astronauts plunge into ocean to test new tools
• "I, Robot" confronts possible real-life scenario
• NASA told not to bar manned Hubble repairs
• Aura satellite finally launched
• Wildfires threaten Arizona observatory
• Early galaxies grew up too fast
• ‘Naked’ star exposes its dead engine
• Top 10 Apollo era moon discoveries
• Online casino bets on Canadian space racers
• Pluto mission to be delayed or cut back
• NASA launches spacecraft to Mercury
• Rock on Earth traced to crater on moon
• Private companies ready to fund space plan
• Former Soviet cosmonaut dead at 74
• The science and history behind a ‘Blue Moon’
• Saturn probe sends stunning ring views
• Tales of mystery from the ringed planet
• Draco, the dragon in the skies
• NASA announces organizational changes
• Future travelers will extend the frontiers
• Private rocket ship breaks space barrier
• NASA chief urges discussion of space priorities
• Strange comet unlike anything known
• TV producers return to space race
• Saturn's moon: Old, beaten and still mysterious
• Cassini flies by Saturn’s largest outer moon
• Bright star serves as summer signal
• The secret formula for going to the moon