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Space Station Contest Lets Students Program Satellites
The winners programmed testing satellites that maneuvered in the cabin of the International Space Station.
US Military Telescope to Track Space Junk Down Under
DARPA's telescope may head to Australia to track space debris that threatens military satellites.
'World's Fastest Supercomputer' Crowned in US
A new U.S. supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory has taken over as fastest in the world.
Microwave Missile Test Targets Electronics, Not People
A science fiction weapon has become reality in a U.S. missile test that knocked out electronics inside buildings.
'Biological Teleporter' Will Find Martian DNA, Beam It Back to Earth
Venter isn't the only one to consider such an audacious plan.
Google Lunar X Prize Robot Built to Find Lunar Water
A prototype lunar rover could search for water ice on the moon as a step toward space mining.
Cold War 'Flying Saucer' Was a Clumsy Air Force Hover Vehicle
Declassified drawings of a U.S. Air Force flying saucer reveal dreams for a supersonic hover vehicle.
NASA Supercomputer Simulates Early Evolution of Universe
NASA’s Pleiades supercomputer is the seventh most powerful in the world.
First iPhones in Space to Launch on Last Shuttle Mission
The iPhones will be loaded with an app to perform experiments in space
Playstation Users Can Watch NASA Shuttle Launch Live
This afternoon, people will be able to watch the Discovery Launch from their Playstation devices.
