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    POPS    Neutron stars crust 10 billion time stronger than steal, can possibly rip space-time
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    by janekl  5-7-2009    2
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    POPS    Cosmic blast sets distance mark
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    by janekl  4-29-2009   
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    POPS    Some insights on space junk
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    by janekl  4-29-2009   
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    POPS    Hubble's last service mission approaching
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    by janekl  4-27-2009   
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    POPS    Auroras - photos + cause
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    by janekl  4-27-2009   
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    POPS    Hubble's works + some space photography
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    by janekl  4-25-2009   
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    POPS    Dust Storm starting to cause trouble on Mars
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    by janekl  4-21-2009   
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    POPS    Four Galaxy Clusters Colliding
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    by janekl  4-21-2009   
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    POPS    Solar power from sattelites to earth through microwace beams
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    by janekl  4-21-2009   
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    POPS    Solar systems around White Dwarfs
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    by janekl  4-21-2009   
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    POPS    North Korea's rocket launch
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    by janekl  4-9-2009   
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    POPS    Kepler blew the lid, warming up
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    by janekl  4-8-2009   
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    POPS    NASA Selects Material for Orion Spacecraft Heat Shield
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    by janekl  4-8-2009   
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    POPS    Various images about celestial bodies etc
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    by janekl  4-7-2009   
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    POPS    Astronauts need more exercise
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    by janekl  4-7-2009   
     http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/04/astromuscles2.html : If the consequences of those missions are any guide, astronauts may have a difficult time recovering their full strength, and some may never regain it. And six months is the minimum time needed for a manned mission to reach Mars. However, the exercise of space station astronauts is limited to the machines they're given. Though a treadmill and stationary bicycle work fine, they're intended primarily for aerobic conditioning. Muscle strength is the responsibility of the Interim Resistance Exercise Device, or iRED — and, with a maximum resistance of just 300 pounds, it can't do the job. Simply maintaining muscle mass in space, said Trappe, requires a high-weight, low-repetition workout. The aRED is the first piece of NASA exercise equipment to meet this need. Providing resistance in each exercise are two piston-driven vacuum cylinders that are a bit like oversize bicycle pumps. Resistance increases as a piston is pul
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    POPS    Russia planning to build new spaceship
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    by janekl  4-7-2009   
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    POPS    Orion spacecraft
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    by janekl  4-1-2009   
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    POPS    Swedish University sends robot to moon to build a cottage
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    by janekl  4-1-2009   
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    POPS    rust on mars
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    by janekl  3-20-2009   
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    POPS    NASA is planning VENUS missions
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    by janekl  3-19-2009   
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    POPS    Odyssey reboots to remove space radiation errors
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    by janekl  3-13-2009   
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    POPS    Iridium replaces satellite destryed by space-junk
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    by janekl  3-10-2009   
     Well, who could of thought somebody has spare satelites up there just waiting to be moved to right orbit and start functioning?
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