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Ardbeg 'space whisky’ to return to Earth after Gravity Experiment

The Ardbeg Distillery, a Scotch whisky distillery on the south coast of the isle of Islay, which sent a single malt whisky to International Space Station (ISS) three years ago, will return to our planet next month.

TRMM Satellite Runs Out of Fuel

The Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM), a joint space mission between the NASA and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), was launched in 1997 to measure rainfall in the tropics.

Curiosity Resumes Driving Towards Mount Sharp, Cancels Drilling Potential Target

NASA announced that Curiosity's team members have cancelled the plans to drill a potential target, Bonanza King. Curiosity has crossed that target and continued trekking to a mountain on the red planet.

UFO Watchers Find a Bone on Mars

UFO watchers have found a bone, which appears to be that of a thigh, on the Mars. The rover captured the image on August 14, according to UFO blogger.

No NASA scientist has commented about it but the news has been gone viral on social networks. The bone was seen in one of the photos that were just sent by NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover. The rover has been examining the

ISS Astronauts Capture Images of Cargo Spacecraft Destruction

Astronauts of International Space Station have captured the photographs of burning spacecraft. Cygnus spacecraft, a private cargo ship that delivered supplies to ISS, burned up over the Pacific Ocean. Before the destruction, it delivered clothing, food, spare parts, equipment, scientific experiments, and some other crew supplies to the six astronauts.

Dust Particles between Stars May Explain Formation of Solar System

NASA scientists recently announced that Stardust spacecraft has gathered interstellar dust particles, which may help them to better understand the origin of solar system.

Cargo Ship’s Disintegrated Entry into Earth’s Atmosphere

Orbital Sciences Corporation's unmanned Cygnus cargo ship spacecraft, which was released early on the morning of 15th August at 6:40 from a spaceport in Virginia, disintegrated today after re-entering Earth's atmosphere.

NASA's New Field Campaign Will Start Flights to Study Effect of Sea Ice Retreat on Arctic Climate

A new NASA field campaign will start flights over the Arctic to study the effect of sea ice retreat on Arctic climate this summer.

The Arctic Radiation IceBridge Sea and Ice Experiment (ARISE) will operate research flights Aug. 28 through Oct. 1 while covering the peak of summer sea ice melt.

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