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	+ Home Shuttle Discovery, slated to be NASA's Return to Flight vehicle next year, was also the first orbiter to fly after the Challenger accident. + More NASA Facts...		DART On Target During this unique mission, the unpiloted DART spacecraft will meet up with an orbiting satellite -- without help from a crew. + View site     Expedition 10 Prepares for ISS Mission For six months, the Expedition 10 crew will maintain the Station and operate experiments, many of which focus on future long-duration space flights. + Read More     The Hunt for Gamma-Ray Bursts The Swift mission seeks to tell us more about the most powerful explosions in the universe. + View site     Space Spuds to the Rescue What could NASA, potatoes and China possibly have in common? The answer might be as close as your next order of fries. + Read More     Introducing the Return to Flight Journal This new monthly series takes you behind the scenes as NASA prepares its Space Shuttle fleet and its workforce. + Read More     The Final Frontier New Horizons looks to pioneer the farthest reaches of the Solar System. + Read More     + View Archives         10.04.04 - NASA Mourns Loss of Original Astronaut Gordon Cooper flew the Faith 7 and Gemini V missions. + Read More     10.05.04 - Thirsk Replaces Williams Veteran Canadian astronaut Robert Thirsk will replace David Williams as the commander of NEEMO 7. + Read More     10.04.04 - Infrared Images May Provide Volcano Clues Images showing heat may indicate how eruptions occur. + Read More     10.04.04 - NOAA-N-Prime Satellite Mishap Investigation Report Released The report on the 2003 incident is online. + Read More     10.04.04 - Amazing Success for Earthquake Forecasts A NASA funded earthquake forecast program has accurately predicted the locations of 15 of California's 16 largest earthquakes this decade, including last week's tremors. + Read More     10.01.04 - Shuttle Processing Status Report: S04-032 NASA's three Space Shuttles, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour, Shuttle launch pads, critical flight hardware for the orbiters and the International Space Station were undamaged by Hurricane Jeanne. + Read More     + View Archives           NASA Direct News Week of Oct. 8, 2004 + View this Video + View Text Page + El video en español + El texto en español     Bruised but not Broken Kennedy Space Center surveys the damage inflicted by Hurricane Jeanne. + View this Video + View Text Page     New Role for Radar Radar tested could benefit the Space Shuttle's safe Return to Flight. + View this Video     DART Goes it Alone Autonomous spacecraft tested for future unpiloted missions. + View this Video     + View Archives           NASA Launch Schedules For up-to-date information on NASA launches. + View Shuttle Schedule + View ELV Schedule     ISS Expedition 9 Crew Learn more about the latest ISS expedition. + View site     Human Spaceflight + View site     + View Archives
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