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International Space Station Set for Busy Spell

Posted January 08, 2008 8:18 AM

From Yahoo! News: Science News:

Three spaceships are set to rendezvous with the International Space Station (ISS) by the end of February, according to the latest programme unveiled by space agencies. The US shuttle Atlantis, bearing the European Space Agency's science module Columbus, has a launch window starting January 24, although liftoff is likelier between February 2 and 7, NASA said last week. Launch was initially scheduled for December 6 last yea

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01/08/2008 10:55 PM

"International Space Station Set for Busy Spell"

Look out, it's Harry Potter on the job once again.

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