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December 19, 2007

SpaceX Completes NASA Review For Third Planned Dragon Test

Will Demonstrate Ability To Berth At International Space Station

Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) told ANN Wednesday the Hawthorne, CA-based company completed the Systems Requirements Review (SRR) for what will be the third Falcon 9/Dragon demonstration flight under NASA’s Commercial Orbital Transportation Services (COTS) program.

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Florida Lawmaker Wants To Keep Shuttles Flying Past 2010

Calls For $10 Billion In Funds To Continue Flights

A Florida congressman called for an extra #10 billion in funding to NASA over the next five years, so the United States can maintain a manned space presence throughout the development of the agency's next-generation Orion spacecraft.

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NASA's Hale Pleased With Results Of Atlantis Tank Test

Preliminary Findings Point To Bad Connector, Not Faulty Sensors

Here's a case where failure is actually a good thing. Engineers at NASA think they know why engine cut-off sensors installed within the external fuel tank connected to the shuttle Atlantis are malfunctioning, after two of the problem sensors failed during an on-pad test Tuesday.

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