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 A Zombiesat menace - The out-of-control Galaxy 15 satellite threatens to scramble signals from three more spacecraft by the end of August.
Good news for NPP - The next U.S. weather satellite receives its final observation instrument.
Curiosity's first steps - NASA drives the next Mars rover for the first time inside a California clean room.
ESA looks abroad - Europe's next space science missions depend on international help.
Clash in Congress - The House and Senate have proposed vastly different visions for NASA's human space program.
Taurus 2 update - Orbital Sciences says it will fly a standalone Taurus 2 rocket flight with extra NASA money.
Boeing unveils capsule - Boeing is developing a crew capsule to serve the International Space Station and private orbiting outposts.
Booster stacking begins - The solid rocket boosters for the final scheduled space shuttle mission are being assembled.
Bringing Mars to Earth - The multi-billion dollar effort to return samples from Mars could begin in 2018.
House presents bill - The House version of the NASA authorization act would undo White House proposals.
Spirit's future - The best time to hear from the hibernating Spirit rover again will be October.
WISE completes survey - NASA's WISE telescope finishes its first scan of the infrared universe.
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The rollout of SpaceShipTwo
Virgin Galactic founder Richard Branson and legendary aircraft designer Burt Rutan unveil SpaceShipTwo, a commercial rocketplane designed to launch space tourists on the ultimate thrill ride.
Photo credit: Gene Blevins/LA Daily News
Credit: Gene Blevins/LA Daily News
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