Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Google Alert - space

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U.S. must keep travel to space alive
Today's Sunbeam - NJ.com
By Today's Sunbeam And then there was one — only a single active space shuttle remains, and only a single flight remains on its schedule. As the shuttle Endeavor landed in the wee hours of June 1 at the Kennedy Space Center, its sister ship Atlantis ...
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Lockheed to lay off 8 percent of workforce
Minneapolis Star Tribune
With a tough economy and the federal government cutting back on defense spending, Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. Tuesday said it plans to lay off about 8 percent of its workforce by year-end. The company expects to lay off about 1200 workers, ...
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New Vesta Images Dazzle Ahead of NASA Probe's Arrival
Voice of America
NASA's Dawn spacecraft has sent US space agency scientists tantalizing new images of the mysterious protoplanet Vesta, one month before the unmanned probe is scheduled to arrive at the asteroid-belt object to begin its one-year scientific mission. ...
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Roswell UFO museum's fascinating space
Los Angeles Times
New Mexico's International UFO Museum and Research Center seeks to inform visitors about the discovery of what many think was an alien spaceship. The International UFO Museum in Roswell, NM, has information on a 1947 event supposedly involving an alien ...
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Los Angeles Times
Met Office in new move for space weather forecasting
Utility Products
The collaboration with the US National Weather Service was given the blessing of US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron last month and will create the world's first combined space weather forecasting model. ...
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Community art space features LGBT locals for pride
Windy City Times
Long said that UAR is a unique space for queer people. For one, its events and activities are free. They're also a queer-friendly alternative to the club scene. Long sometimes hosts gay gardening groups in the summer, and regular events tend to be ...
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Windy City Times
Thriving Corporate Park Spurs Growth in Bronx
New York Times
Less than two years later, a Class A office building with 460000 square feet of space and parking for 1400 cars stood in the place of the treatment center. And instead of physically and mentally disabled youths, the tenants included the Visiting Nurse ...
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