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February 29
- Space Shuttle Endeavour to Launch March 11
- Recent Water on Mars? Not So Fast
- NASA Discusses Shuttle Endeavour's March Launch Plan
- Why Stars Have Seasons
- MoonLITE Project To Have 'Mole' Penetrators
February 28
- Columbia Debris Display at NASA Promotes Safety
- Report: China Tests Spacesuits, Airlock for First Spacewalk
- Spysat Debris Delays New Satellite's Launch
- NASA Chief Warns of Possible Job Cuts After Shuttle Retires
- Venus Mysteries Blamed on Colossal Collision
- Finding Them, Finding Us
February 27
- Georgia-Led Team Wins Cash for Space Rock Tracking Plan
- New Moon Map Is Best Ever
- Super Stars Require Right Environment to Rise
- NASA Names New Shuttle Program Chief
- NASA Takes Aim at Moon with Double Sledgehammer
February 26
- Shuttle Astronauts Rehearse March Launch to Space Station
- Earth's Final Sunset Predicted
February 25
- Mysterious Haze Found on Venus
- NASA Probe to Take Close Look at Mercury Today
- Japanese Internet Satellite Reaches Orbit
- Underwater Robot Helps NASA Explore Europa
- How Groundwater Shaped Mars
- A Taste of Space on Earth: Pilots, Passengers Train for Spaceliner Flights
February 22
- Columbus' Crew Home From The 'New World'
- See Saturn Now: Lord of the Rings Rocks
- U.S. Says Satellite Shootdown Offers Model of Transparency
February 21
- Private Race to the Moon Takes Off
- Destroyed Satellite's Debris Spotted
- Space Arms Race Heats Up Overnight
- New Discovery on Mars: Ephemeral Polar Water Ice Mapped
- Navy Hits Satellite With Heat-Seeking Missile
February 20
- Spy Satellite's Destruction Might Be Visible
- Military's Motives Questioned in Shooting at Satellite
- Shuttle Astronauts Glad to be Home
- Shuttle Flight Kicks Off Busy Station Construction Year
- Shuttle Atlantis Returns to Earth Safely
- Total Lunar Eclipse Tonight
- Space War: Satellite 'Kill' Would Prove U.S. Capability
- Space Shuttle Atlantis to Land Today
February 19
- Weather Looks Good for Wednesday Shuttle Landing
- Satellite Shoot Down: How It Will Work
- One Hour Warning: Solar Storms Get More Predictable
- Space Shuttle Crew Prepares for Landing
February 18
- Eutelsat Eyes Leasing Ka-Band Capacity for Tooway System
- Shuttle Astronauts Cast Off From Space Station
February 17
- Study: Earth-like Planets Common
- Shuttle Astronauts Prepare to Leave Station
February 16
- Astronauts Unfazed by Planned Spy Satellite Shot
- Astronauts Focus Work on Station's New Columbus Lab
February 15
- NASA Readies Backup Shuttle Runway to Aid Spy Satellite Shot
- Spacewalkers Prime Station's European Lab for Science
- Mars Water Was Very Salty
- See the Falling Spy Satellite
- Astronauts to Outfit Station's New Lab for Science
February 14
- Space Station's Columbus Lab in Ship Shape
- U.S. Will Try to Destroy Crippled Satellite
- Solar System Like Ours Found
- Viewer's Guide: Total Lunar Eclipse Feb. 20
- NASA Chief Asks for OK to Buy More Soyuz Flights
- See Mars in 3-D
- Chasing Shadows
- Triple Asteroid Found Near Earth
February 13
- Indian Moon Mission Delayed
- Shuttle Astronauts Upgrade Station in Spacewalk
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars to Hit Small and Big Screens
- Titan Has More Oil Than Earth
- Shuttle Astronaut to Return to Spacewalk Duty
- Loneliest Observatory in Antarctica Looks to the Stars
- Shuttle Astronauts to Take Time Off During Busy Mission
- Farthest Galaxy Found, Perhaps
February 12
- Shuttle Astronaut Feeling 'Very Fine' After Malady
- Interview Reveals Backstory to "Jumper" Movie
- Space Spies Revealed in New Documentary
- Shuttle Endeavour Moves Closer to March Launch
- How Lunar Landers Sandblasted the Moon
- Former Boeing Engineer Allegedly Shared Shuttle, Rocket Secrets With China
- Astronauts Open Space Station's Newest Lab
- Russian Proton Rocket Launches Norwegian Satellite
February 11
- Spacewalkers Help Deliver Station's New European Laboratory
- 'Columbus' Compass,' Crew Mementos Ride Aboard Shuttle Atlantis
- 'Star Trek' Movie Gets Science Advice
- STS-122 Mission Updates: Part 1
- New Cosmic Theory Unites Dark Forces
- Space Tourism Insurance to Be Expensive
- Astronauts to Install Station's New European Lab
February 10
- Shuttle Flight Back on Track After Astronaut's Illness
- Astronauts Keep Busy After Spacewalk Delay
February 9
- NASA Delays Spacewalk Because of Medical Issue
- Space Shuttle Docks at Space Station
- Astronauts to Dock at Space Station Today
- Station Astronauts Eager for Orbital Houseguests
February 8
- Shuttle's Heat Shield Appears Undamaged, NASA Says
- NASA Probe Begins Hunt for Alien Planets
- Mystery of Saturn's Watery Moon Solved
- Spaceship Builder to Appeal Calif. Fines
- Astronauts Inspect Shuttle Heat Shield for Dings
- How a Lunar Eclipse Saved Columbus
February 7
- Europeans Celebrate Successful Launch of Science Lab
- Robotic Observatory Opens on Antarctic Plateau
- Shuttle Atlantis Launches European Lab into Space
- Fresh Cargo Ship Arrives at Space Station
- Coming Feb. 20: Total Eclipse of the Moon
- Hard-To-See Meteor Shower Observed from Arctic
- Space Shuttle Atlantis to Launch European Lab Today
February 6
- Weather Outlook for Tomorow's Shuttle Launch Worsens
- Space Magnetism May Hold Secret to Fusion Power
February 5
- NASA Budget Would Keep Shuttle Successor on Track, Fund Earth Science
- NASA: Space Shuttle on Track for Thursday Launch
- New Cargo Ship Launches Toward Space Station
- 'Dicey' Forecast Lingers for Shuttle Launch
- Cosmic Finger Taps Our Galaxy's Shoulder
February 4
- Russian Cargo Ship Casts Off from Space Station
- Bigelow Aerospace Wants Atlas 5 Rockets for New Space Station
- Foul Weather May Delay Space Shuttle Launch
- Willie Nelson's Accidental Astronaut Cameo
- Mercury's Mysteries, Old and New
- Governments Skittish on European Manned Space Program
February 1
- NASA's Best Missions to Get High Definition Treatment
- NASA: Shuttle's Kinked Hose to be Stowed for Launch
- NASA Takes The Beatles 'Across the Universe' Literally
- Columbia Commander's Widow Rebuilds Life After Tragedy
- Columbia's Legacy Drives NASA Shuttle Flights
- Solar Eclipse Mostly for Penguins
- Orbital Traffic Jam Looms for Space Station