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Bob Hall, space situational awareness technical director for AGI, discusses the spatial modeling his company does. Credit: Astronaut.com
Italian-born ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano discusses training for Russia's manned Soyuz spacecraft. Credit: ESA
SpaceX's Grasshopper Vertical Takeoff Vertical Landing vehicle hovers to a height of 250 meters, April 22. Credit: SpaceX
A Soyuz rocket launched the Bion-M capsule into orbit April 19 from Baikonur. The capsule, which carried biological experiments, is slated to return to Earth in late May. Credit: Courtesy of SpaceVidsNet
Orbital Sciences launched its Antares cargo rocket to space for the first time April 21, bringing the Dulles, Va., company a big step closer to making routine cargo deliveries to the international space station for NASA. Credit: NASA TV
Elizabeth Paddock won third place in the "Why Space Matters to the Future" video contetst sponsored by the Coalition for Space Exploration and the NASA Visitor Center Consortium. Paddock showcases her 3-year-old twin boys, who have been avid space fans since they were 18 months old. Credit: Coalition for Space Exploration
NASA's Kepler Space Telescope discovered three Earth-size planets within their star's habitable zone. Credit: NASA
NASA aims to launch a probe in 2017 to capture an asteroid and haul it to the Moon where astronauts could visit it as soon as 2021. Credit: NASA TV
The Orbital Sciences Antares rocket was rolled out April 6 to the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad-0A. Credit: NASA TV
ESA's 2013 European CanSat Competition involves high school students building and programming a cansat, a small "satellite" that simulates the operations of a standard satellite, using a kit in the shape of a soda can. Credit: ESA
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