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Galileo GPS satellites launched into wrong orbit
24 Aug 2014: Setback for European-run navigational network as space agency announces satellites missed their target positions
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10 Sep 2014:
Wildfires of Canada, phytoplankton blooms and Earth pulling apart at seams in Ethiopia are among the images captured by ESA and Nasa satellites last month
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2 Sep 2014:
Oliver Wainwright: Humans were too risky, monkeys too fidgety, so the Soviet Union decided its first cosmonauts should be dogs. It is a story of science, sacrifice and – for those that survived – sausage-filled celebrity
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1 Sep 2014:
Climate News Network: Scientists reveal Greenland and Antarctica losing 500 cubic kms of ice annually
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24 Aug 2014: Setback for European-run navigational network as space agency announces satellites missed their target positions
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18 Jul 2014: Sand dunes of Algeria, atolls of Maldives and smoking volcanoes of Indonesia are among the images captured by European Space Agency and Nasa satellites last month
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11 Jul 2014:
Object with long tail burning across the sky in Victoria, NSW and Tasmania was first believed to be a meteorite
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2 Jul 2014:
Nasa launches an unmanned Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California on Wednesday
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30 Jun 2014: Climate News Network: US space agency will take an inventory of the places on the planet that absorb carbon from the atmosphere
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18 Jun 2014:
Cone karsts, phytoplankton blooms and desert dust plumes are among the images captured by European Space Agency and Nasa satellites last month
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16 Jun 2014: Rapid developments in technology and ability to produce images from great distances enable myriad applications in industries
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13 Jun 2014:
European Space Agency scientist says annual sea level rises since 1993 indicate that warming has continued unabated
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10 Jun 2014:
Acquisition will enable internet firm to improve quality of aerial imagery and could aid in creation of its own fleet of satellites
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2 Jun 2014: Extension of Project Loon to use low-Earth orbit satellites as Google tries to connect the unwired regions of globe. By Samuel Gibbs
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19 May 2014: Continent shedding 160 billion tonnes a year, CryoSat-2 shows, just days after warning over western ice sheet's collapse
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17 May 2014:
A rocket carrying 'one of the next-generation GPS satellites' for the US Air Force launches from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Friday
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