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Water on the Moon: A Conspiracy?

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Jupiter Plays A Hoax!

Fuel Slosh: An Unsolved Dilemma

by Harris27 September 2009
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Fuel slosh, the whirling of liquid fuel inside the fuel tanks of rockets and other spacecrafts, is a menace that has baffled scientists and ruined space missions for 50 years. Now, Gangadharan thinks he has a solution.

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10 Most Deadly Gunship

by Assad24 September 2009
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A gunship in aviation, may be in reference to an attack helicopter, such as a Mil Mi-24 or an AH-64 Apache. Another application of the term for military aircraft is more specific, describing an aircraft that circles its target instead of performing strafing runs. Such aircraft have their armament on one side harmonized to fire [...]

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Robotic Lunar Lander

by Assad24 September 2009
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Marshall Space Flight Centre is testing a new robotic lunar lander test bed that will aid in the development of a new generation of multi-use landers for robotic space exploration. The test article is equipped with thrusters that guide the lander, one set of which controls the vehicle’s attitude that directs the altitude and landing. [...]

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Water on Moon: Confirmed

by Assad24 September 2009
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Man has been searching far and wide across the universe for any signs of water when all along there it was on the body nearest to our planet. No, i am not talking about Mars but our very own, the Moon! Strange but amazing, when man first stepped on the moon and brought the soil [...]

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India Launches Seven Satellites In One Go

by Assad24 September 2009
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Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), one of the new emerging space agencies in the world, on 23rd September 2009 launched seven satellites in a single rocket. Among these seven satellites, one was Indian, four German, one Turkish and one Swedish. India’s satellite, Oceansat-2, will enhance the ocean monitoring capabilities of the original Oceansat, which launched [...]

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10 Most Popular Transport Helicopters

by Assad23 September 2009
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Helicopter is one of the great inventions by the man. It is a vehicle that can go anywhere from mountains to sea and to extreme hot deserts, thus helicopters can be used for military purpose and also for civil purpose. Helicopters can be used as a lethal weapon against the troops and the land vehicles [...]

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Space Shuttle Dump

by Assad22 September 2009
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Jupiter Plays A Hoax!

by Harris19 September 2009
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The biggest planet of our solar system, Jupiter surprised scientists with a cosmic prank: it released one of its moons that turned out to be nothing more than a filched comet 12 years after it first appeared on the celestial map as Jupiter’s “moon”.

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10 Most Shinning Stars In The Night Sky

by Assad19 September 2009
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Watching stars is fun, specially when there is total darkness and the whole sky is full of bright stars, even other strangest objects such as galaxies are also visible. People like going to places like deserts and mountain areas for sky watching where light pollution is nearly negligible. Astronomers always prefer these type of conditions [...]

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