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April 14, 2011

Rear Admiral Craig Steidle Named Commercial Spaceflight Federation President

Will Assume His New Role May 15

The Commercial Spaceflight Federation is pleased to announce that Rear Admiral Craig E. Steidle (U.S. Navy, Ret.) has been named as President, effective May 15.

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Vostok 3KA-2 Space Capsule To Return To Russia

Icon of Space History Sells for $2.9 Million To A Russian Businessman

Fifty years after Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first man to travel into outer space, the Vostok 3KA-2 Space Capsule that paved the way for his historic mission sold for $2,882,500 to Evgeny Yurchenko, chairman of the investment fund AS Popov.

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Colorado Private Aerospace Sector Growing Strong

As Shuttle Era Ends, Entrepreneurship Is On The Rise

Colorado executives attending this week's National Space Symposium say the state's companies and entrepreneurs are the best positioned to help the U.S. become the global leader in the space exploration race.

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Space Fence, Advanced GPS Highlighted At 27th Annual National Space Symposium

Raytheon to Demonstrate Advanced Space Solutions

Raytheon Company says it is displaying a number of its space solutions at the 27th annual National Space Symposium this week in Colorado Springs.

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Houston, We Have No Shuttle

Johnson Space Center Director Says He Is "Disappointed"

While there was a lot of celebration in the cities selected for display of one of NASA's retiring space shuttles, Houston, home of the Johnson Space Flight Center, did not get to join the party.

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Reno Controller Nods Off During Medical Flight Approach

Staffing Changes Coming On Control Tower Overnight Shifts At 27 Airports

A third incident in which an air traffic controller fell asleep on duty has prompted Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood and FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt to announce Wednesday that effective immediately the FAA will place an additional air traffic controller on the midnight shift at 27 control towers around the country.

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