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For Sale: One Space Shuttle - A good runner with one previous owner
Well if anyone has $42 million (with $6 million postage and packaging), why not buy a Space shuttle. Sure it is a bit old and bent out of shape, but it will fit well in a massive playroom and it will make a good Chrimbo present.
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Space Adventures suborbital space tourism vehicle Explorer faces 100-plus test flights, may practice water landings
Flightglobal: Space Adventures reveals flight test plan for suborbital vehicle and may have to demonstrate ability to land safely on water for Singapore Date: 27 June 2006 Read the full article
Stronger foam too late for Space Shuttle
Flightglobal: The mechanical strength of thermal protection system (TPS) insulation foam has been substantially enhanced by adding nano-sized Kevlar fibres, tests have... Author: Rob Coppinger Date: 22 August 2007 Read the full article
Space Shuttle Discovery is ready for launch at pad 39B
Flightglobal: On the morning of 1 July Space Shuttle Discovery is prepared for the loading of its external tank's liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen propellant, while sitting at launch complex 39B. Date: 02 July 2006 Read the full article
VIDEO: In-orbit video from US military's Orbital Express vehicles' robot arm camera
Flightglobal: The video depicts the global mated survey of the US department of defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Orbital Express on-orbit demonstration's two spacecraft by the arm camera. Orbital Express consists of
SpaceX Dragon demonstration development vehicle nears completion
Flightglobal: Development work for Space Exploration Technologies' first Dragon flight vehicle... Author: Rob Coppinger Date: 09 July 2008 Read the full article
Extra Shuttle missions and three orbiter fleet beyond 2008 raise NASA budget questions
Flightglobal: NASA has told the US Senate it could decide in the second quarter of 2008 to continue using its orbiter Atlantis after its planned retirement date... Author: Rob Coppinger Date: 22 November 2007 Read the full article
Italy flies unmanned vehicle
Flightglobal: Italy's Castore unmanned space vehicle (USV) made its first flight on 24 February, when it was released from a stratospheric balloon flying over the Italian armed forces' Salto di Quirra test range in Sardinia. The USV has been
