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June 18, 2008

Russian Panel Clears Proton Breeze M For Return to Flight

Commission Determined Ruptured Exhaust Gas Conduit Led To Failure

A Failure Review Oversight Board (FROB) convened by International Launch Services (ILS) has cleared the Proton Breeze M launch vehicle to return to flight this summer, following its examination of test results and analysis regarding a redesigned engine component.

ANN Special Feature: Stu & Kathy Fields, Experimental Helo Magazine - 06.18.08

ANN's Paul Plack talks with Stu and Kathy Fields, who've turned their four-decade-long love of flying homebuilt rotorcraft into Experimental Helo magazine.

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NASA Close To Determining Strategy For Launch Pad Repairs

39-A Damaged During Discovery Launch

Officials with NASA allowed journalists to take a look at damage to Pad 39-A at Kennedy Space Center on Monday, two weeks after the launch of space shuttle Discovery caused some 5,300 heat-resistant bricks to break off from a flame-retardant blast wall.

No Water Found Yet, But Scientists Optimistic

One of the ovens on NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander continued baking its first sample of Martian soil over the weekend, while the Robotic Arm dug deeper into the soil to learn more about white material first revealed on June 3.

Aerospace Adventures For Students!

Students, grades 1-12, are invited to join the aerospace adventure summer camps in June, July and August at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum in McMinnville, OR. Featured aviation- or space-themed camps include: Aileron Adventure, Aviation in Motion, Aviation Academy Camp, Blast-Off Day Camp, Space X-plorers and Aerospace Challenge.