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The recent excitement of the "Super moon" this past May 4 is no surprise to astrophysicist, Neil DeGrasse Tyson. This type of enthusiasm is just what the nation needs, especially during a recession economy.
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A meteorite fell through the roof of a doctor's office in Lorton, Virginia. It was a half-pound meteorite made of chondrite.
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Until August 24, those die-hards yearning to text with a new and different inter galactic touch may send via an Australian website, short mobile phone-type messages into outer space. Read on for more information, and ET, stand by.
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In addition to all the rigorous physical requirements and demands placed on those entering China’s space program, those wannabes with bad breath, body odor or runny noses have been banned from training. Read on, but hold that sneeze.
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A lump of cheese launched within a weather balloon is lost forever in a new kind of Bermuda Triangle for cheeses that dare to venture too far into outer space.
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The Shuttle Atlantis and its crew of astronauts have ended the first day of their mission in space, repairing and adjusting gears to insure that the Hubble Space Telescope can make higher resolution photographs.
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Despite its anti satellite weapon test in January China has advocated for
non-militarisation of outer space.
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 Angry Birds are heading to outer space, and NASA is lending a hand.
 A new website asks Earthlings to help analyze radio signals from outer space to help in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Ashton Kutcher has conquered television, acted on the big screen and now he has signed up to enter the final frontier, space. The “Two and a Half Men” star is the 500th “astronaut customer” to sign up for a trip to the outer edges...
Film director James Cameron, Google's Larry Page and Eric Schmidt, X Prize founder Peter Diamandis and billionaire Ross Perot Jr. along with a number of other incredible minds plan to take on outer space.
 James Doohan, the Canadian-born actor who played Scotty on Star Trek, Gordon Cooper, one of America's famous Mercury seven astronauts, and Bob Shrake, who spent his work life anonymously helping send NASA's high-tech spacecraft to other planets, are now memorialized in outer space.
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Jesse Baker and Jose Gutierrez of Bookshop West Portal hold up a hard-bound copy of Neil DeGrasse Tyson's 2012 book "Space Chronicles - Facing the Ultimate Frontier." The book can be ordered on line. Bookshop West Portal of San Francisco will be happy to order one for customers. Call 415-564-8080 for more info.
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Outer space Blogs
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The long awaited second series of British hit drama Lip Service returned this spring on BBC3 after nearly two years....
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About Raynetta Stocks Raynetta Stocks was born in Washington D.C. in August 1981. She excelled early at reading and...
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Fairies, do you believe in them? Many people do, the Cottingley Fairies appear in a series of five photographs taken...
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Researchers have discovered that a bacterial pathogen can breakdown down protective molecules, known as mucins, on...
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Despite all predictions that the printed photos are dead as a trend for good, the recent boost of startups, offering...
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