DESTINATIONS: News | SpaceFlight | Science/Astronomy | SETI |   Space Business News December 27, 2006      TOP STORY posted: December 27, 2006 10:38 am EDT   Orion Hardware Reviewed For Human Asteroid Flight Experts at several NASA centers are sketching out a prospective piloted stopover at an asteroid?a trek that could return samples from a targeted space rock as well as honing astronaut proficiency and test needed equipment for other space destinations. Read More    MISSIONS/LAUNCHES Europe's Planet-Hunting Space Telescope Launched Russian Proton Rocket Launches Navigation Satellite Trio    SCIENCE/ASTRONOMY Moonbase: In the Dark On Lunar Ice Astronomers Await a Nova    RECENT HEADLINES Shuttle Landing a 'Great Christmas Present,' NASA Says posted: 22 December 2006 9:41 p.m. EDT How Much Does SETI Require Robots? posted: 21 December 2006 08:09 am EDT White Dwarf Hints at Our Solar System's End posted: 22 December 2006 10:07 am EDT FAA Sets Guidelines for Space Travel posted: 21 December 2006 02:22 pm EDT    COOL STUFF Vote Now for the Top Space Story of 2006 Top 10 Weapons in History New Gallery: STS-116 Landing Day posted: EDT VIDEO: Figure the Odds of E.T.! Zoom In: Big Moon Rising Vote: The Best Space Movies    What is This?  Starry Night Astronomy  Products Starry Night Enthusiast 6 and StarBlast Astro Telescope A must-buy package for first-time telescope owners. Special Price $224.95.   TODAY'S FEATURE Solar System Planets: The Best of Your Amazing Images Amateur photographers focus in on the planets in our solar system.   MORE COOL STUFF The Strangest Animal Stories of 2006 The wild kingdom is bizarre. What's stranger is how much of the odd behavior is still being discovered. Vote for the oddest find of 2006.                advertisement

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