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July 05, 2007

Weather Woes Push Dawn Launch To July 8

And Even Then, It Ain't Lookin' Good

More weather woes for NASA, this time affecting its delay-plagued Dawn spacecraft. A lightning advisory near Kennedy Space Center Thursday morning forced the space agency to scrub its plans to begin fueling the second-stage of the probe's United Launch Alliance Delta II booster rocket.

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NASA Recycling Old Spacecraft For New Missions

Deep Impact, Stardust To Be Re-Enlisted For Duty

When it comes to recycling, NASA engineers are quickly becoming experts on the matter. The space agency said Tuesday it plans to reuse two older spacecraft on new missions to study comets and planets around other stars.

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Atlantis Finally Back Home, Lands At KSC

Endeavour -- And Teacher-Turned-Astronaut -- Almost Ready To Go

NASA's prolonged game of musical orbiters came to an end Tuesday, as the space shuttle Atlantis -- carried on top of a modified 747 transport -- touched down at Cape Canaveral Tuesday, bringing the STS-117 mission to its official end.

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NASA Selects Alcoa For Ares 1 Materials Bid

Will Supply Aluminum-Lithium Plates For Booster

Aluminum parts supplier Alcoa announced Wednesday its North American Rolled Products business has won a one year contract from NASA, to develop the manufacturing capability and supply of high performance aluminum-lithium plate and ingot to be used for the Ares 1 crew launch vehicle (CLV) upper stage, the rocket that will carry the space agency's next-generation Orion manned space vehicle.

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