| Thu, 29 Jul 2010 Looking back to sea . . . it all worked out
| THE Lodge, Canberra. 26.05.2110 Dear Australians of 2010: | Owing to recent technology developed in the iMoon Research Centre, Sea of Tranquillity Branch, it gives me great pleasure to send this letter to the past. | Starting at Camp Julia Naura, we've celebrated anot... | East Timor president cautiously backs refugee plan
| Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard leaves the Lowy Institute after... | In this March 29, 2002, file photo refugees breakout from the Woomera Dete... | In this Sept. 16, 2009, file image provided by Australian Customs and Border... | SYDNEY (AP) - East Timor's pr... | E. Timor president cautiously backs refugee plan
| AP Photo - In this March 29, 2002, file photo refugees breakout from the Woomera Detention Center, encouraged by protestors, in Woomera, Australia. Australia's prime minister is expected to introduce a new border-protection policy this week as the government struggles... | Asteroid sample capsule looks promising
| SYDNEY — A Japanese space probe has landed in the Australian Outback after a seven-year voyage to an asteroid, safely returning a capsule containing a unique sample of dust, Japanese mission controllers said Monday. | The Hayabusa probe blazed a spectacular trai... | In a Space Probe's Journey, a Test for Japan
| TOKYO — The Japanese are calling it a miracle. The Hayabusa space probe returned last month from a seven-year, 382-million-mile round trip to an asteroid, giving a much-needed confidence boost to a country worried that its technological prowess might be waning. ... | Faulty Space Probe Seen as Test of Japan's Expertise
| TOKYO — The Japanese are calling it a small miracle: the Hayabusa space probe returned last month from a seven-year, 382-million-mile round trip to an asteroid, giving a much-needed confidence boost to a country worried that its technological prowess might be wa... | Asteroid spacecraft makes its way back to Earth
| A Japanese asteroid probe is a step closer to coming home — possibly with a piece of space rock on board — after firing its thrusters to stay on course for a planned June 13 landing. | The probe, called Hayabusa, launched by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency ... | LEAD: JAXA collects trace amount of gas from capsule brought by Hayabusa+
Hayabusa+ (AP) - TOKYO, June 24 (Kyodo)—(EDS: ADDING INFO IN 4TH GRAF) | The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency said Thursday its has collected a trace amount of gas, which could be vaporized material from asteroid surface samples, from inside a tiny capsule releas... | |
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