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Europe's home-grown space shuttle gears up for launch

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Europe's home-grown space shuttle gears up for launch

The IXV is Europe's first attempt in 16 years to build a spaceship that can re-enter Earth's atmosphere – it could one day carry astronauts into space

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US glam or Soviet grunge? Vintage spacesuits on sale

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US glam or Soviet grunge? Vintage spacesuits on sale

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Australia hatches plan to zap space junk with lasers

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First twin astronauts take on space microbiome

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First twin astronauts take on space microbiome

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Space diaries reveal 6 things on an astronaut's mind

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Space diaries reveal 6 things on an astronaut's mind

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'I'd give new Kepler mission a 150 per cent chance'

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'I'd give new Kepler mission a 150 per cent chance'

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Daring Mars fly-by in limbo after US Congress hearing

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Spacesuit future looks sleek, speedy and commercial

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Spacesuit future looks sleek, speedy and commercial

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India unveils its first home-grown astronaut capsule

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India unveils its first home-grown astronaut capsule

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First commercial moon delivery could be sports drink

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First commercial moon delivery could be sports drink

Destination: moon. A can of the Japanese drink Pocari Sweat is set to arrive there in 2015, aboard a lander built by Google Lunar X Prize hopeful Astrobotic

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China's Jade Rabbit moon rover showing signs of life

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Ill-fated Jade Rabbit was still a big hop for China

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China's Jade Rabbit rover pronounced dead on the moon

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Red star rising: China's ascent to space superpower

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