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Experiment Investigates How to Fight Fire in Space
Provided by: space.com12012-02-02 20:25:04science / space.com / 
Research on the International Space Station can offer fire-fighting tips for space and Earth.


Fireball Over Texas Caught By Police Dash Cam
Provided by: space.com22012-02-02 20:42:53science / space.com / 
A squad car from the Little River-Academy Police Department in Texas captured a fireball lighting up the night sky on its dashboard camera on February 1, 2012.


Janice Voss, Veteran of 5 Space Shuttle Flights, Dies at 55
Provided by: space.com32012-02-07 20:16:37science / space.com / 
Janice Voss, a veteran shuttle astronaut, also served as science director for NASA's Kepler planet-hunting mission.


On Groundhog Day, the Sun Has Last Word on Winter
Provided by: space.com42012-02-02 19:10:12science / space.com / 
The Earth's position around the sun can tell us how much of winter is left.


Images: Airplanes of Tomorrow, NASA's Vision of Future Air Travel
Provided by: space.com52012-02-07 19:58:22science / space.com / 
See illustrations of potential future aircraft inspired by NASA research for 21st century air trvel.


Dizzyingly Fast-Spinning Stars Slow Down by Flying Apart
Provided by: space.com62012-02-02 19:10:24science / space.com / 
Twirling stars called pulsars may blast material out into space to break their spins.


Early Universe May Have Abounded With Dark Matter-Powered Stars
Provided by: space.com72012-02-02 18:24:39science / space.com / 
Stars driven by dark matter may not be able to hide much longer.


Europe's Space Program Spurring Job Growth
Provided by: space.com82012-02-02 18:41:57science / space.com / 
With the new addition, Vega, to the family of rockets coming out of Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana, the need for tech-centric personnel is on the rise. Effectively doubling their yearly launch capability and increasing their value tremendously.


Is NASA Pulling Out of Europe's Mars Exploration Missions?
Provided by: space.com92012-02-07 18:55:35science / space.com / 
NASA is close to announcing its intention to pull out of the European-led ExoMars mission, according to reports.


K5 Images of the Year (2011) Failed to Get RSS Data Wired Discoveries June 7, 1975: Before Digital, Before VHS ... There Was Betamax
Provided by: wired.com/science/discoveries/101970-01-01 00:00:00science / wired.com/science/discoveries/ / 
Over the past year I have meticulously scoured the entire internet in search of the finest images available anywhere on earth. The results of my laborious and time consuming research can be found in the following list: An error was ecnountered attempting to get the RSS data: The server did not return XML. The content type returned was text/html;;charset=utf-8 Science: Discoveries Sony's video technology was probably superior to VHS, but the Betamax machine was hard to use, and the tapes were too short to record movies.


Kinect Star Wars release date announced SPACE.com SPACE.com In Zero-G Static Electricity Walks On Water
Provided by: space.com112012-02-07 15:59:44science / space.com / 

Kinect Star Wars makes its way onto shelves from 3rd April, Microsoft has confirmed.

The previously announced limited edition Star Wars Xbox 360 console bundle arrives on the same day, priced at Something amazing every day. Astronaut Don Pettit demonstrated the laws of static electricity on Space Station with the help of a water dropper and grandma's sweater maker: knitting needle.


NASA Report: Greenhouse Gases, Not Sun, Driving Warming
Provided by: space.com122012-02-02 16:13:44science / space.com / 
A quiet sun didn't stop the Earth from absorbing more energy than it released back into space.


New Promo Image for Marvel's The Avengers Evil Avatar - News Items Evil Avatar - News Items Free eBook - Thread of Hope Failed to Get RSS Data SPACE.com SPACE.com In Zero-G Static Electricity Walks On Water
Provided by: space.com131970-01-01 00:00:00science / space.com / 
Harley-Davidson has launched a new contest for Marvel's The Avengers and with it has posted this new promo image. Opening in 3D, 2D and IMAX 3D theaters on May 4, the Joss Whedon film continues the epic big-screen adventures started in Iron Man , The Incredible Hulk , Iron Man 2 , Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger . When an unexpected enemy emerges that threatens global safety and security, Nick Fury, Director of the international peacekeeping agency known as SHIELD, finds himself in need of a team to pull the world back from the brink of disaster. Spanning the globe, a daring recruitment effort begins. Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hiddleston, Stellan SkarsgDaily Gaming News.... With Attitude. Image: http://evilavatar.com/images/thumbs/ebooks/thread_of_hope.jpg Available today for free on your Kindle or Kindle App (Yes, they have that for your iPhone, hipster!) is Jeff Shelby's Thread of Hope... An error was ecnountered attempting to get the RSS data: The server did not return XML. The content type returned was text/html;;charset=utf-8 Something amazing every day. Astronaut Don Pettit demonstrated the laws of static electricity on Space Station with the help of a water dropper and grandma's sweater maker: knitting needle.


K5 Images of the Year (2011) Wired Discoveries June 7, 1975: Before Digital, Before VHS ... There Was Betamax
Provided by: wired.com/science/discoveries/141970-01-01 00:00:00science / wired.com/science/discoveries/ / 
Over the past year I have meticulously scoured the entire internet in search of the finest images available anywhere on earth. The results of my laborious and time consuming research can be found in the following list: Science: Discoveries Sony's video technology was probably superior to VHS, but the Betamax machine was hard to use, and the tapes were too short to record movies.


Start Menu: Better Structure
Provided by: kuro5hin.org/section/tech152012-02-07 16:20:23science / kuro5hin.org/section/tech / 
A Start Menu by any other name would be used just as much -- and optimized just as little: it gets cluttered within days, and unusable within weeks. And the Search function only gets you so far. I propose a universal, intuitive structure for the Start Menu (or similar) that should alleviate all related problems.
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