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Tennis Pro Novak Djokovic's Pressurized 'Space Egg' ABC News By COURTNEY HUTCHISON, ABC News Medical Unit Some are citing an odd, egg-like pressure chamber as the secret to Novak Djokovic's recent success in Tennis. ABC News asked sports medicine experts to weigh in on whether this odd device could actually help ... See all stories on this topic » ABC News

How Much for a Room at Earth's First Space Hotel? TIME "The hotel will be aimed at wealthy individuals and people working for private companies who want to do research in space," says Orbital Technologies' CEO Sergei Kostenko. "A hotel should be comfortable, and this one will be. ... See all stories on this topic »

Russia lifts suspension on launches of main rocket Reuters MOSCOW Aug 30 (Reuters) - Russia's space agency gave the green light on Tuesday to resume launches of the main rocket it uses for carrying satellites into space after determining what caused a launch to fail this month. Roskosmos suspended the use of ... See all stories on this topic »

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Rocket crash may force crew from space station Los Angeles Times The International Space Station could be flown from the ground without a crew, but the risk of a mishap would increase dramatically. (NASA / August 30, 2011) By Ralph Vartabedian and WJ Hennigan, Los Angeles Times NASA warned Monday that the ... See all stories on this topic » Los Angeles Times

Irene leaves Space Coast and Virginia launch facilities unscathed Florida Today Space launch facilities up and down the East Coast emerged unscathed from Hurricane Irene, with no damage that would delay launches of important NASA missions. NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia received a more direct hit than Cape Canaveral, ... See all stories on this topic »

Eureka Review: "This One Time at Space Camp..." TV Fanatic With the Astraeus mission so close to it launch date things got tense around GD; so "This One Time at Space Camp..." helped lighten the tension with a plethora of nerd and geek nods! From working in a History of the World Part One quote to referencing ... See all stories on this topic »

Senators back KSC space projects Florida Today CAPE CANVERAL — Florida's two US senators have tried to brush back an attempt by colleagues to steer money from Kennedy Space Center to other sites involved in the development of NASA's planned heavy-lift rocket for exploration missions. ... See all stories on this topic »

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How Would NASA Evacuate the Space Station? Fox News By Clara Moskowitz The International Space Station is photographed soon after the space shuttle Atlantis and the station began their post-undocking separation in 2009. In the wake of a Russian rocket failure, NASA is considering evacuating the crew of ... See all stories on this topic » Fox News

Shannon to review options for deep space exploration Spaceflight Now BY WILLIAM HARWOOD NASA Administrator Charles Bolden has asked outgoing space shuttle Program Manager John Shannon to carry out an independent assessment of competing options for eventual manned missions beyond low-Earth orbit, officials say. ... See all stories on this topic » Spaceflight Now

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Spaceflight Now | Space Station Mission Report | Space station ... HOUSTON -- Astronauts may need to temporarily withdraw from the International Space Station before the end of this year if Russia is unable to resume manned ... spaceflightnow.com/station/exp28/110827unmannedops/

Space Invaders couch – Boing Boing I have no idea if Igor Chak's "Retro Alien" (ahem, Space Invaders) couch is comfortable, or if it looks as good in real life as it does in renders, but it sure does look ... boingboing.net/2011/08/27/space-invaders-couch.html

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Astronauts May Have to Abandon Space Station New York Times By KENNETH CHANG Astronauts will abandon the International Space Station, probably in mid-November, if rocket engine problems that doomed a Russian cargo ship last week are not diagnosed and fixed. Even if unoccupied, the space station can be operated ... See all stories on this topic »

Developers Raise $25K for NASA MMO, Beta Coming Next Year PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius A group of developers has raised more than $25000 for a NASA-sponsored massively multiplayer online (MMO) game that takes aspiring astronauts on a journey to space in the year 2035. Developers have solicited more than 500 donations ... See all stories on this topic »

Need A Parking Space? Look In Your Hand NPR by Richard Gonzales A screenshot of SFpark, an app that lets San Francisco drivers see available parking spaces as well as each space's cost. A screenshot of SFpark, an app that lets San Francisco drivers see available parking spaces as well as each ... See all stories on this topic »

NASA Space Centers Clean Up in Irene's Aftermath Space.com Some NASA space and research centers along the US East Coast are mopping up in the wake of a weekend pounding by Hurricane Irene. Four NASA centers in two eastern states and Washington, DC were on alert for Irene's arrival heading into the weekend. ... See all stories on this topic » Space.com

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NASA Might Have to Control the International Space Station by ... By Kwame Opam Space.com reports that, with last week's resupply failure putting NASA behind schedule, Russia needs to get its Soyuz craft back up to speed. If they don't, the ISS will be an empty vessel after the last of the current crew leaves in November. Gizmodo

International Space Station Could be De-Crewed by November By Nancy Atkinson For personal reasons I had to miss the NASA press conference this morning which gave an update on International Space Station operations following the failure and crash of a Progress resupply vehicle last week. When I returned home and ... Universe Today

International Space Station May Be Evacuated By Late November ... By AP By Marcia Dunn, Associated Press CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Astronauts may need to temporarily abandon the International Space Station this fall if last week's Russian launch accident prevents new crews from flying, a NASA official said ... Green on HuffingtonPost.com

Space Invader Couch | Ubergizmo By Hubert Nguyen Designer Igor Chack has designed something that our geeky eyes could not miss: a Space Invader Couch. Named Retro Alien [...] Ubergizmo

Freighter failure causes space plans overhaul — RT By RT The Russian Space Agency has reviewed its launch schedule after the crash of the Progress space freighter. It will affect the transport of crew members to and from the ISS because the agency naturally wants to be sure its rockets are safe. News RSS : Today

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Space station may be abandoned during probe of Soyuz failure USA Today By Douglas Stanglin, USA TODAY Russian space vehicles are the only means of ferrying crews and supplies to the station now that the US space shuttle program has ended. Last week, the third-stage failure of a Soyuz rocket sent an unmanned Progress ... See all stories on this topic » USA Today

Seattle scored just behind space shuttle winners Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) A depiction of the Seattle Museum of Flight's Space Gallery, with the shuttle full-fuselage trainer. (Museum Of Flight) NASA offered up the retiring orbiters Enterprise and Atlantis, and the atmospheric test shuttle Enterprise. ... See all stories on this topic » Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)

VA SHORE: Equipment bound for Space Station arrives at Wallops Tasley Eastern Shore News WALLOPS — A huge piece of equipment that will hold cargo destined for the International Space Station arrived by air at NASA Wallops Flight Facility Wednesday afternoon, ahead of Hurricane Irene. The Pressurized Cargo Module, weighing 43000 pounds, ... See all stories on this topic »

Rackspace Adds Space to House its Growing Cloud Data Center Knowledge A look at finished data center space inside the DuPont Fabros CH1 data center in Elk Grove Village, Ill., where Rackspace Hosting has leased additional space. Rackspace Hosting continues to gobble up data center space to house its fast-growing cloud ... See all stories on this topic » Data Center Knowledge

Video: Hurricane Irene's Birth and Death Seen From Space Wired News By Dave Mosher New satellite images from show the 10-day genesis of hurricane Irene from the storm's birth in the tropics to its death over the East Coast of North America. A geostationary weather satellite called GOES-13 recorded Irene's genesis as a ... See all stories on this topic » Wired News

Miniature Nuclear Reactor to Power Mars and Moon Colonies Fox News This smaller size is ideal for the type of conditions seen in space, said James Werner, lead researcher on the project. "Just taking it down to that size has a lot of significant differences," Werner told InnovationNewsDaily. ... See all stories on this topic » Fox News

Muslim Brotherhood and Salafists vie for space and control over feast prayers Ahram Online In another endeavor to gain popularity that would help them win seats in the upcoming parliamentary elections, the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and Salafists have been fiercely competing in several Egyptian cities to control venues and spots designated for ... See all stories on this topic »

Romney clarifies scope of home expansion Boston Globe It's only doubling in size if you count normal living space. He described seeing Romney last week at a famed political haunt, the Red Arrow Diner, and asking at one point what the Republican presidential contender thought of the story - and the dozens ... See all stories on this topic » Boston Globe

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