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''RELEASE 17-076'' '''President Trump Welcomes Home Record-breaking NASA Astronaut Peggy Whitson'''
NASA astronauts Peggy Whitson and Jack Fischer received a special welcome as they were flying home to Houston Sunday evening. President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Whitson and Fischer on a NASA plane following Whitson’s record-breaking mission to the International Space Station.
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... .2-kilogram) craft, powered by an ion-propulsion engine, to reach the Moon in early 2005. SMART-1 carried 33 pounds (15 kilograms) of miniature instruments, which researchers from Finland, Germany ... September
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... integrate and test the system before the launch, scheduled to take place in 2004 or 2005. As the demonstration experiment for the mission, NASA selected a solar-sail technology known as ... September
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... ,000 miles per hour. The mission, said JPL Director Lew Allen, could be launched by 2005. The craft was expected to travel 1,000 astronomical units-1,000 times the distance ... September
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... September 2005. (NASA, “NASA Awards Contract to Boeing ,” news release c02-dd, 8 October 2002.)
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... 2005. (NASA, “International Space Station Status Report: SS04-029,” news release SS04-029, 3 September 2004.
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... of the California Institute of Technology had announced their discovery of Eris on 29 July 2005, based on data they had acquired in 2003. Initially, the astronomers had given the object ... September
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... Iran. Under these terms, NASA would be unable to purchase transport on Soyuz spacecraft. In 2005 Congress had enacted legislation granting NASA a waiver from INKSNA through January 2012, allowing NASA ... 2011).''
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