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»» NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 16 May 2008
[Friday, May 16, 2008] Progress M-64 (29P), approaching from below the station, docked smoothly at the FGB nadir port at 5:39pm EDT
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»» Astronaut Scott Parazynski Everest Podcasts 16 May 2008
[Friday, May 16, 2008] "This is Scott again. This'll be my last entry until I get back from the summit of the mountain, hopefully here in a few days. But just want to comment on the real expeditionary nature of being here in the wilds for now 54 days and counting."
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»» NASA International Space Station Advisory Committee Meeting 30 May 2008
[Friday, May 16, 2008] In accordance with the Federal Advisory Committee Act, Public Law 92-463, as amended, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration announces an open meeting of the NASA International Space Station Advisory Committee.
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»» Astronaut Scott Parazynski: Many Small Steps to the Summit of Mt. Everest
[Friday, May 16, 2008] "Scott will soon be will be one of the most extreme environments any human can traverse on our planet - and hopefully live to tell the tale. He is about to walk up to a place where the jet stream often visits - cruising altitude for jet airliners."
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»» NASA KSC Solicitation: Demolition of the Fixed Service Structure and Rotating Service Structure at Launch Complex 39
[Thursday, May 15, 2008] NASA is seeking ideas, opinions, and concepts from industry, academia, and other prospective parties to identify potential methods for the demolition, removal and salvage of the Fixed Service Structure and Rotating Service Structure at Launch Complex 39B
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»» NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 15 May 2008
[Thursday, May 15, 2008] All ISS systems continue to function nominally, except those noted previously or below.
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»» Letter From Aerospace and Technology Company Leaders to Congressional Leaders Regarding NASA's FY 2009 Budget
[Thursday, May 15, 2008] "We write to urge you to enact a top-line increase for NASA's FY 2009 budget. Without this increase, our nation faces the very real risk of losing our uniquely critical industrial base and human space access capability."
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»» Send Your Thoughts With A NASA Astronaut To The Summit Of Mt. Everest
[Wednesday, May 14, 2008] Scott Parazynski will be the first human to fly in space and summit the highest peak on our planet. We won't see a similar combination and alignment of first accomplishments again until someone summits the highest lunar peak - or Olympus Mons on Mars.
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»» NASA ISS On-Orbit Status 14 May 2008
[Wednesday, May 14, 2008] Kononenko collected air samples in the SM and FGB using the AK-1M sampler kit, recording date, time and location and restowing the kits and pouches. Special AK-1M samples for Freon-218 were also taken in the SM.
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»» Scott Parazynski Everest Update: 13 May 2008 - Back at Base Camp - Again
[Tuesday, May 13, 2008] "We're now waiting for camp to be set up on the South Col - Camp 4 (7,920 meters - 26,000 feet) and some fixed lines towards the summit. We're a bit uncertain when the summit window will open - probably some time after 22nd."
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