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  1. Feb 15

    Certification contracts are under way to provide an in-depth look at 's, 's and SNC's crew transportation systems.

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  2. Feb 15

    Here's the latest video of today's close-approaching asteroid : 

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  3. Feb 14

    NASA targets next station resupply launch, known as CRS-2, for March 1 at 10:10am ET.

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  4. Feb 14

    Want to join us and cover the next launch on March 1? Now you can apply for a Media Credential

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  5. Feb 14

    Astronaut records song from space with Barenaked Ladies

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  6. Feb 13

    Checkout the new spinoffs from 2012.

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  7. Feb 13

    Image of supernova remnant W49B might be the most recent black hole formed in the Milky Way.

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  8. Feb 12

    Keep up-to-date on all the milestones that Orion is completing.

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  9. Feb 12

    A new Doppler radar wind profiler is replacing old equipment as Kennedy Space Center upgrades ground systems. More:

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  10. Feb 11

    Today, the ISS Progress 50 cargo craft docked with the at 3:35 p.m. EST.

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  11. Feb 11

    Want to see the Landsat spacecraft separate from the booster?

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  12. Feb 11

    The Data Continuity Mission (LDCM) solar arrays deployed successfully and the spacecraft is sending telemetry back to Earth.

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  13. Feb 11

    Tune in now to NASA TV for the post launch press conference.

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  14. Feb 11

    Stay tuned to for the post launch press conference starting at 3 p.m. EST (12 p.m. PST)

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  15. Feb 11

    Thank you for following us during the countdown for the Atlas V rocket carrying the . Stay connected at

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  16. Feb 11

    The Data Continuity Mission spacecraft is on its own after a successful separation from the Centaur upper stage.

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  17. Feb 11

    The Centaur's single engine shut down as planned. The spacecraft will separate from the empty Centaur booster in a few minutes.

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  18. Feb 11

    Watch as the Data Continuity Mission team gives the final "go" for launch.

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  19. Feb 11

    Look back at the launch of Data Continuity Mission from

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  20. Feb 11

    Secretary of U.S. Dept. of Interior Ken Salazar and Administrator Bolden smile during the launch of .

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