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ISS orbit raised to avoid debris collision
January 30, 2012
Russian teams raised the orbit of the International Space Station during the night of Saturday to Sunday to avoid a piece of debris from a Chinese satellite.
Bouvet-Guyane 2012 gets underway on Sunday 29 January
January 26, 2012
The solo transatlantic rowing race supported by CNES starts from Dakar, Senegal, on Sunday 29 January. Competitors will be rowing the whole 4,700 km of the course.
Strongest solar storm since 2005
January 25, 2012
The SOHO satellite, to which CNES contributed through ESA, observed on Monday 23 January a solar flare of rare intensity.
Declic launch delayed
August 25, 2009
NASA teams need another 24 hours to review data from wednesday’s fill and drain test before pressing to launch. Liftoff of Space Shuttle Discovery is now targeted for 29 August.
NASA: back to the Moon by 2020?
August 06, 2009
The United States plans to return to the Moon by 2020 and Mars by around 2035, according to NASA’s representative in Russia, Patrick Bassard.

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