Remy Melina
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As the largest spacecraft ever built, the International Space Station has been under construction for more than a decade. Here's a look at the ISS by the number.

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In the history of NASA's 30-year-old shuttle program, Endeavour is the only shuttle to be named by children.

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All together, the three shuttles are worth more than $15 billion dollars.

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SPACE.com remembers the men and women who lost their lives during spaceflight missions.

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Why did it take almost four hours for the images of comet Tempel to be beamed to Earth from space? Life's Little Mysteries explains how weather and a computer glitch got in the way.

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What counts as a Sputnik Moment and is the United States having one right now?

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The Hubble Space Telescope has been a shining example of the advantage of having telescopes in space for two decades. Here's why.

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The insides of Saturn's largest moon Titan are arranged like a slushy mix of rock and ice, the Cassini probe has found.

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NASA has just received two science cameras, the latest models of the Mars Rover's Mastcams. The fixed focal length cameras will provide full color images and high-definition video.
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