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Russian spacecraft to crash to Earth on Sunday
The remainder of the crippled Phobos-Grunt spacecraft is set to crash to Earth on Sunday following its botched mission to Mars, space experts have said.
Richard Branson opens world's first 'spaceport' in US Breitbart.com 10/17/2011 | Brace for impact: Scientists warn ANOTHER out-of-control three ton telescope is hurtling towards the Earth at high speedAllan Hall Daily Mail 10/10/2011 |
 British billionaire Richard Branson opened the world's first-ever commercial spaceport in the New Mexico desert, the new home for his company, Virgin Galactic. |  Earth has been told to brace for a possible satellite collision as an orbiting telescope weighing nearly three tons has spun out of control and is plummeting homewards. |
Europe Plots Mission to the SunGreg Wilson NBC DFW 10/05/2011 | Giant Asteroid Vesta Has Mountain Taller Than Anything on Earth Space.com 10/04/2011 |
 Europe's collective space agency is planning an ambitious space mission that would send a satellite nearly three-quarters of the way to the Sun. |  A NASA spacecraft orbiting the asteroid Vesta is revealing new details about the huge space rock's surface, including a massive mountain that rises taller than Mt. Everest on Earth. |
Obama under fire over space plans Breitbart.com 10/02/2011 | Defunct NASA satellite to crash to Earth this weekIrene Klotz Reuters 09/19/2011 |
 High-profile critics fear President Barack Obama's commercial overhaul of human spaceflight is going nowhere and could mark the end of half a century of US supremacy among the stars and planets. |  A defunct NASA science satellite is expected to fall back to Earth on Friday, showering debris somewhere on the planet although scientists cannot predict exactly where, officials said. |
Huge Defunct Satellite Falling to Earth Faster Than Expected, NASA SaysTariq Malik Space.com 09/16/2011 | NASA launches twin satellites to study insides of moon The Globe and Mail 09/12/2011 |
 NASA space junk experts have refined the forecast for the anticipated death plunge of a giant satellite, with the U.S. space agency now predicting the 6 1/2-ton climate probe will plummet to Earth around Sept. 23, a day earlier than previously reported. |  A pair of spacecraft rocketed toward the moon Saturday on the first mission dedicated to measuring lunar gravity and determining what’s inside Earth’s orbiting companion – all the way down to the core. |
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