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Russia Testing Satellite That May Be Capable of Tracking Down and Disabling Other Spacecraft
Russia's space agency is testing a satellite that may be capable of literally blowing its competition out of the sky.
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Philae Comet Lander's Battery Runs Out; Rosetta Mission Managers Still Optimistic, Reflect on Achievements
By Russell WesterholmRosetta Mission Managers Making Tough Decisions Fast as Philae Lander's Battery Drains
By Russell WesterholmRosetta Comet Lander is in a Shadow and Needs to Catch Sun Rays to Recharge Batteries
By Russell WesterholmAstronomers Spy Extreme Storms So Bright They Were Viewable for Professionals and Amateurs
By Russell WesterholmRosetta, Philae Spacecraft Already Beaming Back Photos from Historic Comet-Landing (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmRosetta Satellite Lands Philae Lander on Comet 67P Successfully, European Space Agency Joyfully Confirms
By Russell WesterholmIce Age Burial Site for 2 Infants and 1 Child Offering Insights to Ancient Death Rituals
By Russell WesterholmRosetta Satellite Live Stream: With Landing Attempt Imminent, ESA and NASA Prepare for '7 Hours of Terror'
By Russell Westerholm
