An Interview With Alexander Kumar at Concordia Station, Antarctica “Dr. Alexander Kumar is currently residing at Concordia station located at Dome C, Antarctica at 75°06’06”S – 123°23’43”E at an elevation […]
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Tired Of Looking at a Red Planet?
First Image From Europe’s MSG-3 Weather Satellite “Today, the Spinning Enhanced Visible and Infrared Imager (SEVIRI) instrument on MSG-3 captured its first image of the Earth. This demonstrates that Europe’s […]
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The Future of NASA's Flagship Programs
Do Budget Cuts Mean an End to Flagship Programs?, Space Quarterly Magazine by Marcia S. Smith The following article is a free sample from the current issue of Space Quarterly […]
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New Issue: Space Quarterly Magazine
SpaceRef Space Quarterly Magazine June Issue Released, Space Quarterly “The latest edition of Space Quarterly magazine is now available. Highlights of our U.S. edition include a look at the Democratic […]
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International Space Station Future Uses
International Space Station Symposium 2012 Highlights (Videos), SpaceRef “Leader and researchers of the partners in the International Space Station (ISS) gathered in Berlin this week for the ISS Symposium 2012 […]
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ESA Supports China Docking With ISS
ESA, China Discuss Shenzhou Docking At ISS, Aviation Week “European Space Agency Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain met with his Chinese counterpart March 22-23 to discuss future cooperation in manned spaceflight, […]
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China as a New ISS Partner? (Update)
Some space station partners appear ready to welcome China into the group, CP “Jean-Jacques Dordain, head of the European body, said he hopes the International Space Station partnership would be […]
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Stealth ISS Heads of Agency Meeting
Quebec City to Host Space Agency Leaders This Week, SpaceRef Canada “Starting today Quebec City is hosting approximately 80 delegates for the International Space Agency Heads of Agency meeting. Attending […]
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Mars Cuts Save Webb – Now Webb Complains About Aftereffects of Being Saved
Letter to Hillary Clinton and John Holdren: James Webb Space Telescope and our International Commitments, James Webb Space Telescope Advisory Committee (JSTAC) “In this letter we wish to reiterate to […]
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NRC to NASA: Euclid is Not WFIRST
Report Endorses NASA’s Proposed Contribution to Euclid Mission “A new National Research Council report responds to a request from NASA to evaluate this possible U.S. contribution to Euclid and concludes […]