Russian manned spacecraft ready to take off

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VietnamNet English 27 month(s) ago

Russian manned spacecraft ready to take off

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Fireworks to welcome Tet

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VietNam News English 30 month(s) ago

Fireworks to welcome Tet

Fireworks shows in all 63 cities and provinces across the country will blast off at midnight on February 2 to mark the first day of the Lunar New Year (Tet).

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US shuttle Endeavor ready for new space mission

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SaiGon GP English 42 month(s) ago

US shuttle Endeavor ready for new space mission

The US space shuttle Endeavour and its crew of six astronauts were set to blast off early Sunday on a mission to deliver a module dubbed Tranquility to the International Space Station.

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Astronauts gear up for 'space sushi', Twitter aboard the ISS

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Astronauts gear up for 'space sushi', Twitter aboard the ISS

Astronauts from Russia, Japan and the United States blast off to the International Space Station on Monday, bringing with them promises of 'space sushi' and 'tweets' from the cosmos.

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Japan launches first cargo rocket to supply ISS

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VietnamNet English 48 month(s) ago

Japan launches first cargo rocket to supply ISS

Japan's space agency JAXA's H-2B rocket, carrying Japan's first unmanned H-2 Transfer Vehicle, blasts off from Tanegashima Space Center on Japan's southern island of Tanegashima September 11, 2009. The H-2 Transfer Vehicle, known as HTV, which is expected to reach the International space station next week, is loaded with more than 3 tons of food, equipment, supplies and experiments, including two Earth-monitoring devices that will help track climate change.

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S.Korea postpones first rocket launch

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SaiGon GP English 49 month(s) ago 1 related news

S.Korea postpones first rocket launch

SEOUL, Aug 19, 2009 (AFP) - South Korea Wednesday postponed the launch of its first space rocket minutes before the scheduled blast-off and began dumping its fuel, live television coverage showed.

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