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August 13, 2007

Ariane 5 Given 'Go' For SPACEWAY 3 And BSAT-3a Mission

Third Heavy-Lift Ariane 5 Mission Of Year

Arianespace tells ANN the third heavy-lift Ariane 5 mission of 2007 has been cleared for its August 14 liftoff, following last week's successful launch readiness review, which was performed at the Spaceport in French Guiana.

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Astronaut Ed Lu Leaves NASA For Private Sector

Experienced Spacewalker, Served As Part Of First Two-Man ISS Crew

NASA announced Monday veteran International Space Station astronaut and space shuttle flyer Ed Lu has left the space agency, to accept a position in the private sector. Lu flew on two shuttle missions and lived six months aboard the station as a member of the orbiting laboratory's seventh crew.

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NASA Says Endeavour Damage May Require Repair

Testing Now Underway; Gouge Penetrated Tiles

Spacewalkers Dave Williams and Rick Mastracchio removed a faulty attitude control device on the International Space Station Monday, during their second spacewalk in three days... but most of the world's attention is focused on launch damage to the shuttle Endeavour, which may be worse than first believed.

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NASA Adds Three Days To Endeavour Mission

Complete Inspection Of Possible Heat Shield Damage

Mission managers decided Sunday to extend the STS-118 mission of the space shuttle Endeavour by three days. The decision came after the successful operation of the new Station-to-Shuttle Power Transfer System (SSPTS).

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