In Space News we have SpaceX’s CRS-2 Mission to the International Space Station, Golden Spike Company video content, Curiosity Rover is back on Track and Soyuz will be trying a new short approach to the space station.
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Unfortunately, all the plans he discusses rely on the SLS vehicle, which will cost billions to fly and so there will be no funding left for projects like this.
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* Rare Grid Square Opportunities
* SARL National Convention Includes SumbandilaSat Ground Station Visit
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* 2013 Amateur Transponder Launch Opportunity Summary
* ARISS School Contacts Nearing 800 Mark
* NASA Summer 2013 Internship Applications Close on March 15
* Microsoft Blocking arrl.net and arrl.org E-mail Addresses
* Satellite Shorts From All Over
John Kelly believes NASA will have to start shutting down some of its many scattered and only partially used facilities if it is to become a more cost-effective agency: To move ahead, NASA needs to slim down – Florida Today.
