DESTINATIONS: News | SpaceFlight | Science/Astronomy | SETI |   Space Business News July 19, 2006      TOP STORY posted: July 19, 2006 10:59 am EDT   Beyond Discovery: A Soyuz-Shuttle-Station Shuffle With Discovery back on Earth, NASA is confident the orbiter can be turned around in time for a December 2006 launch, though ground crews have their work cut out for them to redress the orbiter for that STS-116 mission. Read More    MISSIONS/LAUNCHES Falcon 1 Failure Traced to a Busted Nut Virgin Galactic Aims to Fly Passengers by 2008    SCIENCE/ASTRONOMY Radiation and Bone Loss: Deep Space Mission Concerns The First Star: Things Heated Up Quickly, Scientists Say    RECENT HEADLINES BLOG: Genesis-1 Conveys NASA's GeneBox Experiment posted: EDT Home Again: Six Astronauts Celebrate Shuttle Landing posted: 17 July 2006 05:20 pm EDT For NASA, a Long Road Ahead After Discovery’s Success posted: 17 July 2006 02:56 pm EDT Air Force, Contractors Seek Ways To Fight Brain Drain posted: 17 July 2006 11:25 am EDT    COOL STUFF Gallery: The World's Biggest Beasts Gallery: Stargazing VIDEO: Supernova: Destroyer and Builder posted: EDT Vote: The Best Space Movies Vote Now: The Strangest Things in Space You and the Sun: 10 Burning Questions    What is This?  Starry Night Astronomy  Products Starry Night® Screensaver Strap Yourself in -- The Universe explodes onto your desktop!   TODAY'S FEATURE New Wallpaper: Spaceships Take a trip into the future with cool spaceship images by Steve Hayhurst.   MORE COOL STUFF STS-121: The Mission in Pictures Highlights of the crew’s mission in space from launch day to touchdown back on Earth.                advertisement

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